Handbook of Routine Urinalysis

This reference manual for Urinalysis is absolutely the best out there. I have recommended it be purchased by every clinical laboratory I have ever worked at. It has the answers you are looking for whether you are a student or an "old hand" in the lab. Now that I'm a laboratory manager of my own, it was the first reference text I acquired for my own lab. My kudos to Sister Laurine Graff, she should write more reference texts like this!

This is our "bible" of Urinalysis. We actually lost our laboratory copy that had been a part of our UA department for years!! So, our new one is a replacement. We train a lot of bench technical staff- both new and very experienced staff refer to "Sister Laurine" regularly! She is like an old friend. I highly recommend this for anyone who either needs a learning tool or just a freiendly reference.

Far and away this is the favorite Urinalysis text in my laboratory. Not a day goes by where I don't see one of my staff using it. I had to order a new copy a few years ago because the first one had become so dog eared. We have 3 other books, but this is the best of the group. It would be nice if it came out in a new edition, since this one's been out for 23 years. I highly recommend this book.

my professor recommended this book to the class. though this book refers to human urinalysis, it is helpful to us veterinary students. there is little differnce between animal and human urinalysis, and there are no veterinary urinalysis books on the market

Iam a student of medical technology presently doing my clinical practicum at a local hospital. the first time i sam this book was by my instructor who uses it extensively as a reference book. It is also used at the hospital where i am doing my internship and is presently helping me as i explore the different variety of microscopic sediment and substence. The book is complete and offers additional reference illustrations the is esential in the diagnosing of urinary conditons.