98121-7

LOINC Code


LOINC code98121-7
name
descriptionCreatinine to protein ratios by urine test strip provide a simple way to rule out significant proteinuria using a random urine sample. [PMID: 18987264] This term is used to report ordinal results for the urine protein to creatinine ratio by test strip. Depending on the manufacturer, results may be reported as normal/abnormal, or normal/1+/2+, where abnormal and 1+/2+ indicate an elevated protein to creatinine ratio.
statusACTIVE

Fully-Specified Name

componentProtein/Creatinine
propertyPrThr  =  Present or threshold:  The Property PrThr stands for “Presence or Threshold”, meaning either a) the actual presence or absence of an analyte, or b) that the amount of analyte detected is over some predetermined threshold.
timePt  =  Point in time:  To identify measures at a point in time. This is a synonym for “spot” or “random” as applied to urine measurements.
systemUrine
scaleOrd  =  Ordinal:  Ordered categorical responses, e.g., 1+, 2+, 3+; positive, negative; reactive, indeterminate, nonreactive.
methodTest strip

Additional Names

short nameChemistry; CR; Crea; Creat; Dip stick; Dipstick; Kidney; Nephrology; Ordinal; Point in time; PR; Prot; QL; Qual; Qualitative; Random; Renal; Screen; UA; UCr; UR; Urn

Basic Attributes

classCHEM
type1  Laboratory
order vs. observationProt/Creat Ur Q

History/Usage

first released
last updated2.77
last change typeMAJ  - change to name field other than Component;

Related Names

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