Urinalysis, one of the oldest medical diagnostic tests performed, is to this day still one of the most common. In this activity, students will use simulated urine to avoid the unpleasantness of using the real thing while still performing actual tests used on real urine samples.
Students will examine the simulated urine for factors such as pH, color, clarity, as well as test for the presence or absence of proteins, glucose and calcium.
The students will then examine the samples microscopically to determine if crystals may be present in any of the samples.
Kit contains enough materials for 15 groups of students. Teacher's Manual and Student Guide copymasters are included (in English).
Needed but not supplied are a hot water bath, glass test tubes and compound microscopes (4X/10X/40X).

Kit Includes:

• 4 Simulated Urine Samples, 250ml Each
  • Patient X
  • Patient Y
  • Patient Z
  • Control
• 2 Bottles of Benedict's Reagent, 25ml
• 2 Bottles of Biuret Solution, 25ml
• 2 Bottles of Sulkowitch's Reagent, 25ml
• 1 Package of pH Test Strips, 100/vial
• 1 Box Microscope Slides
• 1 Package of Coverslips
• 60 Graduated Plastic Cups, 30 ml
• 60 Graduated Pipettes, 1ml