The measure of the number of solids dissolved in a solution is called osmotic pressure.
What does high osmotic pressure mean?
"Osmotic pressure" refers to the concentration of dissolved particles of chemicals and minerals (such as sodium and other electrolytes) in serum. High osmotic pressure means that there are many particles in the serum. Low osmotic pressure means that the particles are leaner.
What is the cause of high osmolality?
There are multiple causes for both high and low urinary osmolality. Some of these are relatively manageable, like dehydration. Others can be more serious or continuous. Increased urine output and high osmotic pressure can occur because your body is washing away substances such as B. Excess glucose in the case of diabetes.
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