"Factview Urine Strip Glucose & Protein 2P" likely refers to a specific product or brand of urine test strip used for the qualitative detection of both glucose and protein in urine samples.
These urine test strips are commonly used in healthcare settings for routine urinalysis to screen for various substances, including glucose and protein, which can indicate various health conditions when present in abnormal levels.
Here's how they typically work:
Sample Collection: A urine sample is collected from the patient. This sample is usually collected in a clean container and may be collected at any time of the day.
Dipping the Strip: The urine test strip is dipped into the urine sample for a few seconds, ensuring that all the reagent pads on the strip are fully immersed in the urine.
Reaction with Glucose and Protein: If glucose and protein are present in the urine sample, they will react with the respective reagents on the strip. This reaction typically produces color changes on the reagent pads corresponding to the concentrations of glucose and protein in the urine.
Interpretation of Results: After a specified reaction time (usually a few minutes), the color changes on the reagent pads are compared to a color chart provided by the manufacturer. This chart helps determine the approximate concentrations of glucose and protein in the urine sample.
A "Glucose & Protein 2P" urine strip indicates that it is specifically designed to detect both glucose and protein in urine and may have two separate pads (2P) for detecting each substance. These strips are useful for screening for conditions such as diabetes mellitus (glucose) and kidney disease or urinary tract infections (protein), where abnormal levels of these substances may be present in the urine.

It's important to note that urine testing using test strips provides qualitative results and may not be as accurate as laboratory-based quantitative measurements of glucose and protein levels in urine. Therefore, any abnormal results obtained using urine test strips should be confirmed with further diagnostic tests for accurate diagnosis and management.