I would like to revisit a subject that was discussed at good deal in 1996,
brickdust urine.  I was wondering if anyone has had any new insight since
then.  I can find no references about the subject in my books.   The
problem I am having is that nurses are supplementing when ever they see
it.  They call it nitrates in the urine ( this is new terminology for
me).  The 1996 posts indicated that they are normal in the first 2 days
and could indicate dehydration if after then.  Some say it is normal the
first week.  Has anyone studied this, or developed a policy, or
guidelines?  Any help would be appreciated.

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