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Sodium (urine)

Category Biochemistry
Reporting frequency Daily / Urgent

Collection conditions

24hr urine use white lid, black container OR random urine use urine monovette.

Additional information

Reference range: 40 – 220 mmol/24h (varies with dietary sodium)

24h urine collection containers are available from Pathology. Please include time and date of both the start and finish of the collection on the container.

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