This calculator helps in determining the total daily osmolar output which is useful in assessing kidney function and fluid balance in clinical settings.
Learn how to use the Total Daily Osmolar Output Calculator and its working principles
Total Daily Osmolar Output (TDO) is a measure that represents the total amount of osmotically active particles excreted in the urine per day. It helps in assessing kidney function, fluid balance, and can be useful in diagnosing certain conditions such as diabetes insipidus.
The normal range for Total Daily Osmolar Output is typically between 600-1000 mOsm/day, though this can vary based on individual clinical context. Values outside this range may indicate certain conditions that require medical attention.
The calculator uses the following formula:
TDO = (Urine Osmolality × Urine Volume) + (Serum Osmolality × 1000)
This formula accounts for both the osmotic activity in the urine and the contribution from serum osmolality.