Proteinuria [RD Reference Guide]

Ever get urine protein labs back and feel confused about what you are looking at? 

Not sure about how to compare, or even interpret, protein/creatinine ratios, albumin creatinine ratios, or dipstick results?  What does it all mean anyway?

I went looking for a good guide to albuminuria, proteinuria, and a reliable reference to use for help interpreting the many different lab results I get with clients.  I never found what I was looking for, so I created it.  Understanding urine, education around it, and resources for Renal Dietitians is a big gap in our field.  We need to change this!

This quick reference resource is perfect for Renal Dietitians, and RDs who work with Diabetes, who want a better grasp on, and an easy guide to, looking at proteinuria and albuminuria results.

What You Get:

• Instant access and printable download
• Dipstick Protein Guide (1 page)
  • Be able to interpret results and estimate protein amount.
• Albuminuria & Proteinuria (1 page)
  • Easy to use comparison for protein level results in:
    • Albumin/creatinine ratio (ACR)
    • Protein/creatinine ratio (PCR)
    • Dipstick test
  • Quickly interpret your client’s results according to KDIGO’s recommended categories.
    • Normal to mildly increased
    • Moderately increased
    • Severely increased
  • Worth Noting & Knowing (1 page)
    • KDIGO terminology tips
    • Albumin/creatinine ratio (ACR) knowledge
    • Protein/creatinine ratio (PCR) knowledge tips
  • Urine Overview (1 page)
    • +BONUS+
    • A look at urine labs.
    • Quick reference for what labs measure + what it can be affected by
    • Protein, ACR, PCR, pH, osmolality

Start up-leveling your urine knowledge and lab interpretation today!

Why not make it easier too with my proteinuria quick reference guide?

Proteinuria Quick Reference Guide is part of my 2 CEU deeper dive into Urine: The magic 6-ball of the kidneys webinar!  On-demand for you and 100% of Dietitians who have taken it recommend it and plan to incorporate new knowledge and skills learned into their MNT.