What are the 10 items of urine How to pass the 10 items of urine test?

The urine routine examination includes urine color, transparency, pH, red blood cells, white blood cells, epithelial cells, casts, protein, specific gravity, and urine glucose qualitative.

Urine specific gravity (SG).

Urine pH (pH).

Urine protein (Pro).

Urine glucose (GLU).

Ketones (KET).

Bilirubin (BIL).

Urobilinogen (UBG).

Nitrite (nit).

White blood cells (LEU).

Red blood cells (ery).

Occult blood (OBL).

1. How can the urine test be successfully passed:

It is recommended that candidates start to gradually increase the amount of abnormal water when there are three days before the physical examination, and you will find that the color of your urine is like water, and your urine test is absolutely normal at this time.

When you need to pay attention, a large amount of it is not necessary to exceed the limit, and it is advisable to drink until you feel uncomfortable, and you should go to the toilet in large quantities and do not hold your urine.

Do not go to abnormal drinking water within 12 hours before the physical examination, just drink a large sip of pure water the night before and the morning of the same day, do not worry about what will lead to unqualified drinking water during these two time periods, and the professional doctor will also tell you that drinking water will not affect the results of the physical examination (**Except for examinations). These two large mouths will make you fully qualified for the urine test.

1. Clinical examination: general examination (including height measurement, weight measurement, blood pressure measurement), internal examination (including heart, lung, abdomen, nervous system examination), surgical examination (including **, lymph, thyroid, etc.), ophthalmological examination, otolaryngology and stomatology.

2. **Check.

3. Electrocardiogram examination.

4. Abdominal ultrasound.

5. Chest X-ray.

6. Laboratory examinations: including blood routine, urine routine, blood biochemistry, and blood immunity.

Step 1: Organize a physical examination: If it is a national examination, the recruiting unit generally organizes the physical examination by itself, for example, if the applicant is applying for the national tax, then the provincial national taxation bureau will often organize the physical examination.

If it is a provincial examination, it is generally organized by the Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau or the County Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. For other small examinations, the recruiting unit generally organizes its own physical examination. The hospital where the medical examination is carried out is designated by the department that organizes the medical examination and is confidential.

On the day of the physical examination, you will know that it is a **** physical examination.

Step 2: Arrive at the hospital: On the day of the check-up, you will meet at a fixed location.

The buses are then transported to the hospital for medical examination. After arriving at the designated hospital, candidates will be asked to fill in the relevant information in the "Civil Service Recruitment Physical Examination Form", including basic information such as name and gender, as well as past medical history. You must pay attention to the past medical history, and do not fill in any medical history that affects the admission, and you can't "don't recruit yourself".

Then, the staff will check the candidate's information to see if there is a substitute for the physical examination. Once the information has been checked, the formal medical examination begins.

Step 3 Formal physical examination: It is to go through the process according to the "Physical Examination Form".

Step 4: End of physical examination: Generally, if you have not received ** for more than 5 days after the completion of the physical examination, you can basically confirm that it is safe.