A diagnostic test employing a small strip, treated with specific chemicals, which is immersed into a urine sample, is commonly referred to as a urine dipstick test. This convenient method enables the detection and quantification of various substances present in urine, including protein. When assessing protein levels, a designated area on the strip undergoes a color change, providing valuable information about the amount of protein, if any, in the urine. This straightforward and rapid test serves as a screening tool for assessing renal function, identifying potential kidney disorders, and monitoring conditions such as proteinuria. The results obtained from the urine dipstick test aid healthcare professionals in diagnosing and managing urinary system-related conditions effectively.