Urine specific gravity - Density - Concentrated vs Diluted Urine - Urinalysis

[@yannur6841]

Cannot thabk you ebough! I never had the patience to realize why use gravity and what is it. And here you come and explain it so plainly and simply and succintly! I cannot thank you enough! So many students and already doctors are in your debt!

[@ourtravelyonat4975]

Hey there, pleasee make a video about category A B C D drugs please sir.

[@aparnapandey8017]

Thank you sir

[@waelfadlallah8939]

Amazing 👏

[@jayson1geek479]

So high specific gravity is better?

[@princeyeboah9634]

No it's not better, it's usually a sign of an underlying pathology. It can indicate dehydration or SIADH

[@jayson1geek479]

@princeyeboah9634 well it's in the green so it's good. It's not above the normal muber. That's not what I meant when I said higher.

[@jayson1geek479]

@@princeyeboah9634 mine is not over the marker high. So it's not bad

[@abdelfattahalsaqer]

I think the density in 1000 will be 1000 mg in ML not L

[@user-ln3ln4db7g]

Doctor, can you add Arabic caption, please🙏

[@tendaipfidze7933]

1000 g/L not mg/L

[@rramachandran873]

Doctor, why does not central DI not produce a low and fixed specific gravity?

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Because a healthy kidney can still concentrate and dilute the urine (to a certain extent) even without ADH.

[@ragaeeramzy7432]

Good ❤

[@vikrantchauhan6539]

1 Kg : 1000 gram not Milligrams

[@santoshpatil2692]

1kg is not 1000mg

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

1000g