Using a parallel process with urinalysis, automated microscopy enables analysis of eight different types of body fluids: CSF, synovial, pleural, peritoneal, peritoneal dialysate, peritoneal lavage, pericardial, and general serous fluid.
A bidet (US /bÉ¨ËdeÉª/ or UK /ËbiËdeÉª/) is a plumbing fixture or type of sink intended for washing the  private parts  of the human body, and is typically installed in a bathroom.
The modern bidet is composed of porcelain like a toilet. Its bowl contains an upward facing spout that emits water to clean the posterior. The device may also be flushed like a toilet. Cleaning with water is seen by some to be a healthier, less abrasive and more environmentally friendly alternative to using toilet paper. Originally a washing bucket next to the chamber pot in the 18th century, the bidet has evolved into a modern bathroom fixture.