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A sample for a urinalysis is collected into a clean, sterile container. The sample can be collected at any time of the day, but the first urine of the morning is preferred because it is more concentrated. Its concentration will also yield a darker color, whereas your urine throughout the day should be lighter, if not clear, due to lots of water intake. :-)

To prevent contamination, a "midstream clean-catch" technique is recommended. This means that the area is cleaned before urinating and the sample is collected partway through the urination.

If the sample is not tested promptly, inaccurate results can occur because bacteria in the urine will multiply and elements such as cells and casts (microscopic cylindrical structures produced by the kidney and present in the urine in certain disease states) will degrade.

Therefore, it's recommended that urinalysis is performed within two hours of the sample collection if the urine is not refrigerated.



Information provided by Wikipedia with some additions made by Daisy.

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About the Eascra Creature

Greetings from the laboratory! I am an Eascra, the living embodiment of scientific curiosity and discovery. Within my crystalline confines lies the essence of experimentation, a vessel for the alchemical arts and the pursuit of knowledge.

Forged in the fiery depths of the glassblower's furnace, I am a testament to the ingenuity of humankind, a fusion of silica and heat crafted with precision and care. My translucent form gleams with the promise of possibility, a blank canvas upon which the wonders of chemistry are painted with each measured pour and careful swirl.

But do not mistake me for a mere vessel of containment, for within my slender neck and bulbous belly lies a world of wonder waiting to be explored. From the bubbling cauldrons of chemical reactions to the gentle swirls of molecular mixtures, I am witness to the symphony of science unfolding before my very eyes.

With each new experiment, I am transformed, my surface etched with the scars of scientific inquiry and discovery. Yet, through it all, I remain steadfast in my purpose, a stalwart sentinel of the laboratory, guiding the hands of researchers and students alike on their quest for enlightenment.

But perhaps my greatest attribute lies not in my physical form, but in the stories I hold within my glassy embrace. From the groundbreaking discoveries of yesteryear to the humble beginnings of novice scientists, I am a vessel of memory and tradition, a witness to the ever-changing landscape of scientific progress.