Kidney Stone Risk Panel, Urine
Also known as: KID
Use
This test is used to monitor kidney stone formation by measuring calcium, citric acid, creatinine, oxalate, and uric acid in urine. The results can help in managing and preventing nephrolithiasis, also known as kidney stone disease. It provides valuable information about the excretion of these metabolites, which may contribute to stone formation if abnormal.
Special Instructions
Not provided.
Limitations
This test was developed and its performance characteristics determined by ARUP Laboratories. However, it has not been cleared or approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. It is performed in a CLIA certified laboratory and is intended for clinical purposes only. Deviations in sample collection time or volume might affect the interpretation, and the test is considered unacceptable if not stored or transported under frozen conditions.
New York Approved
Methodology
Other
Biomarkers
LOINC Codes
- 35675-8 - Calcium ?Tm Ur-mCnc
- 6874-2 - Calcium 24h Ur-mRate
- 35674-1 - Creat ?Tm Ur-mCnc
- 2162-6 - Creat 24h Ur-mRate
- 3086-6 - Urate Ur-mCnc
- 3087-4 - Urate 24h Ur-mRate
- 6687-8 - Citrate 24h Ur-mRate
- 2128-7 - Citrate Ur-mCnc
- 2701-1 - Oxalate 24h Ur-mRate
- 27222-9 - Oxalate 24h Ur-mCnc
- 19153-6 - Specimen vol ?Tm Ur
- 30211-7 - Specimen collect Time Spec
Result Turnaround Time
1-6 days
Related Documents
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Specimen
Urine
Volume
4 mL
Minimum Volume
4 mL
Container
Sulfamic acid tube, sodium carbonate tube, unpreserved tube
Collection Instructions
Collect 24-hour urine. Use ARUP Calculi Risk/Supersaturation Urine Collection Kit.
Patient Preparation
Refrigerate during 24-hour urine collection.
Storage Instructions
Freeze immediately after collection.
Causes for Rejection
Improperly preserved or transported samples, samples not frozen.
Stability Requirements
| Temperature | Period |
|---|---|
| Room Temperature | Unacceptable |
| Refrigerated | Unacceptable |
| Frozen | 2 weeks |
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