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The blood test for Urea, Creatinine, Uric acid, Total protein, albumin, and Minerals like Sodium, Pottassium and chloride ions will give information about the kidney dysfunction. Ultrasound test shows, any inflammations to kidney. Early detection of any kidney damage after diabetes, can be monitored by urine microalbumin.
Creatinine clearance, proteinuria, urine sediment examination, ultrasound of the kidney and urotract, kidney biopsy
RENAL FUNCTION TEST, URINE ANALYSIS PLUS MICROSCOPY, ACR RATIO
US GENITOURINAY SYSTEM
BUN, GFR, URINE FOR MICROPROTEIN
ROUTINE UrINE , URINE MICROSCOPY WITH PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY SPOT PROTEIN CR RATIO
rOUTINE URINE IF PROBLEM WITH SPECIFIC GRAVITY THEN TUBULAR DISCORDER , IF DYMORPHI rbcS WITH HEMATURIA AND SIGNIFICANT PROTEINURIA TJHEN GLOMERULAR DISEASE IS SUSPECTED
us KUB IF OBSTRUCTION LEADING TO KIDNEY DYSFUNCTION
uREA CREATININE DOES NOT HELP IN LOCALISATION OF KIDNEY DYSFUNCTION BUT OFCOURSE PRIMARY TEST TO DETERMINE THERE IS KIDNEY DYSFUNCTION IS PRESENT , tHEN RADIONUCLEAR SCAN CAN BE DONE TO DETERMINE SPLIT KIDNEY FUUNCTION
renal functional test (RFTs) which include urea, creatinine and electrolytes like soduim, potassium and chloride
From as simple as Urine microscopy with field/constrast microscope that can tell the sources of urinary sediments like ancanthocytes or glomerular cast from glomerular injury to esonophiluria in interstitialdisease. High resolution ultrasound and non ionic constrast CT SCAN and MRI till localise masses, define obstruction.Dynamic tests like IvU
Tests are used to diagnose the type of kidney failure: Abdominal ultrasound and Kidney biopsy
BUN, serum creatinine, GFR, serum Potassium, hemoglobin, renal ultrasound and renal biopsy
