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AUBF 2 - Urinary Sediment Flashcards

1
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Smooth, non-nucleated, biconcave - 7mm

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RBC cell

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2
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Hypersthenuric; RBC

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Crenated

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3
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Hyposthennuric RBC

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Ghost cell
Cell membrane is left

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4
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When there is a GLOMERULAR BLEEDING, RBC APPEARS?

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Dysmorphic (cell protrusion, fragmented)

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5
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Normal RBC cell value

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0-2/ 10 hpf

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6
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Clinical significance of RBC Cell

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Damage in glomerular membrane
Vascular injury in genitourinary tract

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7
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Macroscopic hematuria appears

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Red-brown urine
Cloudy

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8
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Microscopic hematuria appears

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Normal color urine w/ microscopic RBC

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9
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Clinical significance of Macroscopic Hematuria

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Advanced damage of glomerular membrane
And damage in vascular integrity of UT

Due to TRAUMA, ACUTE INFECTION, INFLAMMATION AND COAGULATION DISORDERS

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10
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Clinical significance of Microscopic Hematuria

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Early diagnosis of glomerular disorder, malignancy and presence of renal calculi

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11
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Predominant WBC in WBC cell

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Neutrophils

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12
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WBC that resembles RBCS

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Lymphocyte

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13
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Eosinophil appears in

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Drug-induced interstitial nephritis
Renal transplant rejection
UTI

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14
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Vacuolated WBC

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Monocyte, macrophage, histiocytes

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15
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Neutrophils under Hypotonic solution will

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Bloat/swell

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16
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Swelled Neutrophils is called as

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Glitter cells

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17
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Pyuria

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Increased WBC; infection and inflammation of genitourinary tract

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18
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Clinical significance: lymphocyte

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Early renal transplant rejection

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19
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Differences of mononuclear cell and disentragrated neutrophil from round RTE cells

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RTE is LARGER THAN WBC

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20
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What is being added to determine the differences of RTE FROM WBC

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Supravital stain
Acetic acid

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21
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Three types of epithelial cells

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Squamous
Transitional
Renal tubular

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22
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Normal, sloughing off epithelial cells

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Squamous

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23
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Transitional epithelial cells are found in

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RCUB
Renal pelvis
Calyces
Ureters
Bladders
Upper portion of male urethra

24
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Different shape of Transitional

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Spherical, polyhedral, caudate

25
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Different shape of transitional is due to

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Ability to absorb large amount of water

26
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Transitional is increased

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Non pathogenic, urological procedure

27
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Increased abnormal morphology of Transitional

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Viral infection, malignancy

28
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Clinical significance of RTE

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Tissue destruction/necrosis

29
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There are how many Renal fragments

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Three

  • PCT
  • DCT
    -CD
30
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PCT

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Larger
Rectangular (columnar/convulated)
Resembles a cast

31
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DCT

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Smaller, oval/round
Resembles WBC/spherical TEC

32
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CD

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Cuboidal
Never round

33
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Lipid containing RTE

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Oval fat bodies

34
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RTE w/o lipid

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Bubble cell

35
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Squamous EC; Associated with Bacterial Vaginosis

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Clue cells

36
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Bacteria associated with Clue cells

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Gardnerella coccobacillus

37
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Bacteria is normal encountered in urine?

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No

38
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Most frequently associated with UTI

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Enterobacteriacae

39
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Significant UTI should be with

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WBC

40
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Budding yeast appears like

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RBC

41
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Primary yeast usually encountered

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Candida albicans

42
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Patient with candida albicans is usually with

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DM
Vaginal Monoliasis
Immunocompromised

43
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Yeast identication method

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Addition of KOH

44
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Parasite usually encountered in urine

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Trichomonas vaginalis

45
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Trichomonas vaginalis appears like

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WBC (once it lose its motility)

46
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Bladder parasite

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Schistosoma haematobium

47
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Common parasite contaminant

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Enterobius vermicularis

48
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Major constituent of Mucus

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Uromodulin

49
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Structure of Mucus

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Thread-like structure; low refreatice index

50
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Structure made unique from kidney

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Cast

51
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Condition where cast is present in urine

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Cylinduria

52
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True geometrically structure

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Crystals

53
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High refractive spherical and dimple shaped artifacts

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Starch

54
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Spheres with cell wall, concentric circle

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Pollen grains

55
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Pollen grains appears like

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Taenia eggs

56
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Fiber/hair resembles

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Cast

57
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Difference of hair/fiber from cast

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Fiber polarized, Cast do not

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