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Urinalysis ©2008 The Prudential Insurance Company of America 751 Broad Street, Newark, NJ 07102-3777 Rx106 IFS-A065321 Ed. 10/08 Exp. 10/10 FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE WITH THE PUBLIC. Urinalysis (UA) may provide information regarding genitourinary disease and other disorders. Most frequently UA for insurance purposes is divided into two parts: a chemical analysis and a microanalysis. The chemical analysis typically focuses on substances such as cotinine (nicotine), cocaine, and protein. A microscopic review is needed to describe cells and casts. Glycosuria – indicates the presence of sugar in the urine. While some non-diabetic individuals show sugar in their urine, Glycosuria suggests that the individual may be diabetic. This probability increases with the quantity of sugar found. Casts – are molds of the inside of kidney tubules. There are two types of casts. Hyaline casts represent protein which has precipitated in the tubule. They are of little significance unless there is known kidney disease or ratable albuminuria. Granular casts may represent casts containing epithelial cells, white blood cells (WBC) or red blood cells (RBC) in various stages of degeneration. Red Blood Cells – may appear in the urine due to some blood disorders or due to impairments in the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate, or urethra. Causes include trauma, infections, nephritis, stones, or tumors. White Blood Cells – usually indicate infection at some point in the urinary tract. Most commonly this would be conditions such as urethritis, prostatitis, cystitis, and infection in the kidney. Proteinuria – see RX #69 Urine Creatinine – it is used to calculate the protein/creatinine ratio and is typically not used in the underwriting process as a standalone value. Underwriting Considerations: This material is intended for insurance informational purposes only and is not personal medical advice for clients. This marketing material includes an expiration date and use of this material must be discontinued as of the expiration date. Glycosuria Review bloodwork if available and rate per diabetes or Impaired Glucose Tolerance schedules Hyaline Casts Disregard Granular Casts Cause known -- RFC Otherwise: 0-15 no rating 16 - 40 Table A 41 - 60 Table C Over 60 Table E Red Blood Cells Cause known – RFC Otherwise: 0 - 30 no rating Over 30 Table B White Blood Cells Cause known – RFC Otherwise: 0 - 150 no rating Over 150 Table B {Name Phone Number E-mail Address Website Address}

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Urinalysis

©2008 The Prudential Insurance Company of America751 Broad Street, Newark, NJ 07102-3777Rx106 IFS-A065321 Ed. 10/08 Exp. 10/10

FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE WITH THE PUBLIC.

Urinalysis (UA) may provide information regarding genitourinary disease and other disorders. Most frequently UA forinsurance purposes is divided into two parts: a chemical analysis and a microanalysis. The chemical analysis typicallyfocuses on substances such as cotinine (nicotine), cocaine, and protein. A microscopic review is needed to describe cellsand casts.

Glycosuria – indicates the presence of sugar in the urine. While some non-diabetic individuals show sugar in their urine,Glycosuria suggests that the individual may be diabetic. This probability increases with the quantity of sugar found.

Casts – are molds of the inside of kidney tubules. There are two types of casts. Hyaline casts represent protein which hasprecipitated in the tubule. They are of little significance unless there is known kidney disease or ratable albuminuria.Granular casts may represent casts containing epithelial cells, white blood cells (WBC) or red blood cells (RBC) in variousstages of degeneration.

Red Blood Cells – may appear in the urine due to some blood disorders or due to impairments in the kidneys, ureters,bladder, prostate, or urethra. Causes include trauma, infections, nephritis, stones, or tumors.

White Blood Cells – usually indicate infection at some point in the urinary tract. Most commonly this would be conditionssuch as urethritis, prostatitis, cystitis, and infection in the kidney.

Proteinuria – see RX #69

Urine Creatinine – it is used to calculate the protein/creatinine ratio and is typically not used in the underwriting processas a standalone value.

Underwriting Considerations:

This material is intended for insurance informational purposes only and is not personal medical advice for clients.This marketing material includes an expiration date and use of this material must be discontinued as of the expiration date.

Glycosuria Review bloodwork if available and rate per diabetes or Impaired Glucose Tolerance schedulesHyaline Casts DisregardGranular Casts Cause known -- RFC

Otherwise: 0-15 no rating16 - 40 Table A41 - 60 Table COver 60 Table E

Red Blood Cells Cause known – RFCOtherwise: 0 - 30 no rating

Over 30 Table BWhite Blood Cells Cause known – RFC

Otherwise: 0 - 150 no ratingOver 150 Table B

{NamePhone NumberE-mail AddressWebsite Address}

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FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE WITH THE PUBLIC.

©2008 The Prudential Insurance Company of America751 Broad Street, Newark, NJ 07102-3777Rx106 IFS-A065321 Ed. 10/08 Exp. 10/10

Urinalysis - Ask "Rx" pert underwriter(ask our experts)

Producer ____________________________________________ Phone ___________________ Fax ______________________

Client ______________________________________________ Age/DOB _________________ Sex ______________________

If your client had a urinalysis, please answer the following:

1. Please give the date and results of the most recent urinalysis:

a) protein _________________________________________________________________________________________

b) Red Blood Cells (RBC’s)___________________________________________________________________________

c) White Blood Cells (WBC’s)_________________________________________________________________________

d) protein/creatinine ratio____________________________________________________________________________

e) casts: type and # _______________________________________________________________________________

2. Please give the date and results of the most recent kidney function tests:

a) BUN___________________________________________________________________________________________

b) serum creatinine________________________________________________________________________________

3. If any of the following other tests have been completed, please give the date and result:

a) microalbumin___________________________________________________________________________________

b) 24 hour protein_________________________________________________________________________________

c) 24 hour Creatinine Clearance______________________________________________________________________

d) other:__________________________________________________________________________________________

4. Is your client on any medications?

nn yes, please give details ___________________________________________________________________________

nn no

5. Has your client smoked in the last 12 months?

nn yes

nn no

6. Does your client have any other major health problems (ex: cancer, etc.)?

nn yes, please give details _________________________________________________________________________

nn no

After reading the Rx for Success on Urinalysis, please feel free to use this Ask “Rx” pert underwriter for an informal quote.

This material is intended for insurance informational purposes only and is not personal medical advice for clients.This marketing material includes an expiration date and use of this material must be discontinued as of the expiration date.