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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 500 urine protein occult blood and microscopic analysis of cells in the clinical detection of [Keywords:] Urinary protein; urine occult blood; microscopic cell; diagnostics Urine examination is indispensable clinical test items, can provide a correct diagnosis for clinical scientific evidence, the author copies of my hospital 500 urine protein, occult blood and microscopy red blood cell-positive urine samples were analyzed on its relevance discussed. 1 Materials and methods 1.1 Instruments used Dheere Industrial Co., Ltd. Changchun City, the production of H  500 automatic urine analyzer and micro-urine analyzer dedicated 11 dipstick. 1.2 Methods tube 1, to draw on fresh urine of about 10 mL in the centrifuge, 3000 r / min, centrifuge 5 min, handheld centrifuge tube 45 ° ~ 90 ° . In addition to the upper left abandoned at about 0.2 mL urine, urine sediment fluid, a slight concussion blending, remove the urine sediment mixing to take a drop of liquid on the glass slide with 18 mm * 18 mm or 22 mm * 22 mm of the coverslip coverage, the microscopic examination. In the low magnification microscope field of vision (10 * 10), the observation of urinary sediment distribution patterns, sub-high-power field (10 * 40) carefully observed 10 vision, counting cells. 2 Results and analysis 2.1 The simple urine protein-positive 110, accounting for 22%. When all causes of glomerular filtration membrane permeability and the charge barrier damage, a large number of plasma filtration into the urinary protein of the original urine, tubular reabsorption capacity of more than caused by a variety of common acute and chronic glomerular nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, primary glomerular disease damage; when the proximal renal tubular lesions, the impact of the original urine protein reabsorption occurs proteinuria, found in acute pyelonephritis; as both glomerular and tubular lesions in , due to the proteinuria seen in diabetes, systemic lupus erythematos