COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is especially suited for healthcare workers in hospital, community or aged care settings delivering direct care to clients. This course is written in line with national standards and evidence-based practices and is delivered by AHPRA registered nurses and experienced medical scientists. The course provides a comprehensive introduction to the techniques, principles, and clinical significance of urinalysis testing. Students will learn to: 
  • Understand the anatomy and physiology of the urinary system and its relation to urinalysis.
  • Demonstrate proper techniques for urine specimen collection, preservation, and transportation.
  • Identify the physical, chemical, and microscopic components of a urine sample.
  • Recognize and interpret normal and abnormal urinalysis results and their clinical implications.
  • Utilise reagents accurately for various urinalysis tests.
  • Understand the significance of quality control and assurance in urinalysis.
  • Discuss the role of urinalysis in the diagnosis and management of various diseases and conditions.
The program includes comprehensive online learning, alongside an engaging practical session where students can demonstrate their skills. Individuals who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate of completion. 
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