This section is from the book "Medical Consultation Book, A Pharmacological And Clinical Book Of Reference", by G. P. Hachenberg. Also available from Amazon: Medical consultation book.
Morbid urine may contain too great or too small a proportion of one or more of its normal constituents. These are urea, uric acid, urates, phosphates, chlorides; or it may contain one or more ingredients not usually found in healthy urine: albumen, sugar, blood, pus, bile, chyle, etc.
Chemical Constituents. The average composition of a thousand parts of urine is about as follows:
Water................ | 950.00 |
Urea ............................................................... | 26.20 |
Uric acid............... | 1.45 |
Kreatine and creatinine ................................ | .80 |
Hippurates of sodium and potassium .............. | .70 |
Mucus and coloring matters ......................... | .35 |
Phosphates of sodium and potassium ............ | 3.75 |
Phosphates of calcium and magnesium ......... | .90 |
Chlorides of sodium and potassium.............. | 12.55 |
Sulphates of sodium and potassium................. | 4.30 |
1000.00 |
 
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