A heat map is a top-view map of an area with visual indicators showing a specific set of objects on the map based on certain comp criteria, which then translates into the objects on the map giving different visual cues depending on the difference of scale of the predetermined criteria to give information about the said objects and their locations.
For a more extensive test, your doctor might ask you to collect your urine over a 24-hour period. Normal values of protein in urine are typically between 0 and 20 mg/dL. For the 24-hour collection, anything below 80 mg/dL is considered normal. Again, remember that the range might vary, depending upon the laboratory used.
The body normally keeps serum and intracellular calcium levels under tight control through bone resorption and urinary excretion. The reference range for urine calcium is as follows: Males: 25-300 mg/24-hour specimen*. Females: 20-275 mg/24-hour specimen*. Hypercalciuria: >350 mg/24-hour specimen. *These levels are reflective of individuals with average calcium intake, which is 600-800 mg/day.