- Rothera
- Arthur C.H., English biochemist, 1880–1915. See R. nitroprusside test.
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Rothera
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Rothera's test — a method of testing urine for the presence of acetone or acetoacetic acid: a sign of diabetes mellitus. Strong ammonia is added to a sample of urine saturated with ammonium sulphate crystals and containing a small quantity of sodium nitroprusside … Medical dictionary
Rothera test — Ro·the·ra test (rothґər ah) [Arthur Cecil Hamel Rothera, Australian biochemist, 1880–1915] see under test … Medical dictionary
Rothera's test — a method of testing urine for the presence of acetone or acetoacetic acid: a sign of diabetes mellitus. Strong ammonia is added to a sample of urine saturated with ammonium sulphate crystals and containing a small quantity of sodium nitroprusside … The new mediacal dictionary
Rothera test — (for acetone) to 5 mL of urine add a little solid ammonium sulfate and add 2 to 3 drops of a fresh 5 per cent solution of sodium nitroprusside and 1 to 2 mL of ammonium hydroxide; a purple color forms if acetone is present … Medical dictionary
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