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Why
should
your
3–5
year old
do the
urine
test?
• The urine collection is safe.
• Your child will empty his or her bladder in a
container.
• You and your child will be shown how he or she will
provide the urine sample during his or her exam in
the NHANES mobile examination center.
• We use your child’s urine test to check his or her
kidney function.
• You will receive a report in the mail with results
about your child’s kidney function.
• We will use the information from your child and
from thousands of other 3–5 year olds to create
guidelines for normal kidney function in this age
range.
• We may also test your child’s urine for possible
exposure to substances in the environment.
• One substance we test for is arsenic. If your child’s
level of arsenic is high, we will report that to you.
• Your child’s information will also help researchers
understand how substances in the air or water or in
National Center for Health Statistics
Division of Health Nutrition and Examination Surveys
CS290865
| File Type | application/pdf |
| File Title | UrineTestFlyer-v2 |
| Subject | urine test, kidney function, 3-5 year old, urine sample |
| Author | National Center for Health Statistics |
| File Modified | 2020-12-01 |
| File Created | 2020-09-24 |