Excerpt from Chemical Analysis of Healthy and Diseased Urine, Qualitative and Quantitative
In the preparation of this Manual no labor has been spared to adapt it to the requirements of all persons into whose hands it may fall. With this object in view, simple qualitative tests are given in full, and the rationale of chemical processes fully explained, and, to meet the requirements of students somewhat familiar with laboratory work, nearly all the methods employed in quantitative estimations are given in full; especially is this true in processes peculiar to work in physiological chemistry.
The plan of the part of the work devoted to the Qualitative Examination of the Urine is understood by examination of the Index of Chapters. Chapter VI is devoted to Processes of Examination of the Urine and Sediments, and Chapter VII is given to the consideration of Concretions and Stones. The preceding chapters, I to V inclusive, are devoted to the Physical and Chemical Properties of Constituents of the Urine. These chapters, therefore, embrace materials with which the student should become quite familiar by experimentation, in order that the work laid out in Chapters VI and VII may not be mechanical.
In Chapter VIII is found a brief consideration of Processes and Apparatus employed in Quantitative work, and also the Preparation of Normal Solutions required. In this connection the student should not infer that a general work on Quantitative Analysis, embracing details of manipulation with description of apparatus, is not required. The most important facts, as regards laboratory work, have been incorporated, that they may be of some assistance to those who have no complete treatise at hand.
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