Urine taking equipment for urinalysis in urology department

Abstract

The invention relates to urine taking equipment for urinalysis in a urology department. The urine taking equipment comprises a supporting base box, a water tank and a water inlet pipe, wherein the water tank is fixed to the upper end face of the supporting base box; the water inlet pipe is arranged on the side wall of the water tank; a basin cavity opening is formed in an upper plate of the supporting base box; a urine collecting basin is arranged at the lower end of the basin cavity opening; the urine collecting basin is fixedly arranged on the inner top wall of the supporting base box; and afirst splayed tube is fixedly inserted into the lower end of the urine collecting basin. When urine is received, an existing mode that a disposable urine cup is held by hand to take the urine can beavoided, so that urine sampling is standardized, and meanwhile, the urine can be prevented from being splashed to the hand; through the improved equipment, the effect of quantitatively taking the urine can be achieved when the urine is taken; and meanwhile, the improved equipment is simple and reasonable in structural design, and can achieve the effects of saving time and labor and facilitating operation in the urine taking process, so that the market requirements are better met.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of urology equipment, in particular to a urine collection device for urology urine testing. Background technique [0002] Urine examination, including routine urine analysis, detection of formed components in urine (such as urine red blood cells, white blood cells, etc.), quantitative determination of protein components, urine enzyme determination, etc. Urine examination is of great value in clinical diagnosis, judgment of curative effect and prognosis. [0003] Precautions for routine urine examination: 1. During routine urine examination, no less than 10 ml of urine should be collected. 2. It is generally required that women should avoid menstruation when collecting urine samples, so as to prevent vaginal secretions from being mixed into the urine and affect the test results. 3. It is best to keep the middle urine. Because the front-segment urine and the back-segment urine are easily contaminated, the m...

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2. Generally, women are required to avoid menstruation when taking urine samples, so as to prevent vaginal secretions from being mixed into the urine and affect the test results

4. The urine should be sent to the laboratory for examination as soon as possible, because if the time is too long, the glucose will be decomposed by bacteria, the cast will be destroyed, and the cells will dissolve, which will affect the accuracy of the test results.

[0004] At present, urine collection is generally carried out with a hand-held disposable urine cup. On the one hand, it is not easy to control the amount of urine, and it is easy to cause excessive amount; on the other hand, it is not convenient to grasp the middle part of the urine, and it is easy to splash hands, which is very inconvenient.

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