Patients who feel they have been exposed to high levels of DU should be evaluated
Circumstances : date, time, route of exposure, amount
Evidence of wound or embedded fragments?
Prolonged skin contact i.e. through keeping of a souvenir?
UA
CBC
BMP for renal function
CXR if significant inhalation exposure
Tests for<unk>  exposure if close proximity/large exposure or any abnormalities:
Beta-2 microglobulin 24h urine to evaluate for tubulopathy
Urine<unk>  level; if elevated, check 24h excreted DU level to include isotope-specific ratios
Beta-2 microglobulin 24h urine to evaluate for tubulopathy
Urine<unk>  level; if elevated, check 24h excreted DU level to include isotope-specific ratios
Depleted uranium toxicity
Alpha radiation exposure
Platinum toxicity
Heavy metal toxicity
Mold toxicity
Gold toxicity
Xylazine toxicity
Copper toxicity