Test Code URMG Urine Magnesium, 24 hour
Specimen and Container/Tube
Urine, Timed (24 hour)
Rejection Criteria
N/A
Turnaround Time
N/A
Test Includes
Quantitative determination of magnesium in urine
Specimen Type
Urine, Timed (24 hour)
Container/Tube
Sterile Urine Container
Preferred Volume
0.5 mL
Specimen Minimum Volume
0.2 mL
Reject Due To
N/A
Day(s) Performed
Monday – Friday
STAT DAY(S) AND TIME(S) PERFORMED
N/A
STAT Turnaround Time
N/A
Method Name
Colorimetric Endpoint Method
Spectrophotometric
Synonyms
N/A
CPT
URMG:
83735
Fee Code
URMG: 43427
Test Limitations
N/A
Test Usage
Urinary collection is valuable to detect magnesium
deficiencydue
to gastrointestinal causes (eg, gut failure or Crohn’s
disease).
Offsite Collection Instructions
1. Follow clinic instructions for 24 hour collection
process.
2. Keep urine refrigerated during the 24 hour collection
process
in
a metal free container.
3. Aliquot 10 mL from a well mixed timed sample collection.
4. Indicate collection volume and duration.
5. Transport refrigerated (2-8 ° C).
UCMC Collection Instructions
1. Follow clinic instructions for 24 hour collection
process.
2. Keep urine refrigerated during the 24 hour collection
process
in
a metal free container.
3. Aliquot 10 mL from a well mixed timed sample collection.
4. Indicate collection volume and duration.
5. Transport refrigerated (2-8 ° C).
Reference Values
122 �?? 292 mg/24 hr
Additional Information
N/A
Stability: Room Temp
3 days
Stability: Refrigerated
3 days
Stability: Frozen
1 year
Pediatric Volume
0.2 mL
Clinical Indications
Urinary collection is valuable to detect magnesium
deficiencydue
to gastrointestinal causes (eg, gut failure or Crohn�??s
disease).
Transport Instructions
1. Follow clinic instructions for 24 hour collection
process.
2. Keep urine refrigerated during the 24 hour collection
process
in
a metal free container.
3. Aliquot 10 mL from a well mixed timed sample collection.
4. Indicate collection volume and duration.
5. Transport refrigerated (2-8 ?� C).
Test Components
Quantitative determination of magnesium in?�urine
Specimen Stability
3 days
Methodology
Colorimetric Endpoint Method
Spectrophotometric
Synonyms/Key Search Words
N/A