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Chemical examination of urine Flashcards

1
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Store Reagent strip BELOW ____; DO NOT Freeze

A

30C

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2
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Once the container is opened, use strips within

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6 months

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3
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Principle of Automated Reagent Strip Readers

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Reflectance Photometry

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4
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Influenced by NUMBER and SIZE of particles in a solution

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Specific Gravity

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5
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Random urine SG

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1.003 to 1.035

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6
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First Morning SG

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> = 1.020

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7
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24-hr urine SG

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1.016 - 1.022

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8
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If SG is <1.003

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not a urine ( except in DI)

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9
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If SG os >1.040

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Radiographic dye present (if refractometer is used)

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10
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Calibration temperature for urinometer

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20 degree C

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11
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Urine volume required for Urinometer

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10 -15 mL

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12
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Calibration solution used for Urinometer

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Potassium sulfate (K2SO4)

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13
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Refractometer is an indirect method based on

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Reftractive index = light velocity in air/ loght velocity in solution

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14
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Compensated temperature for Refractometer

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15 - 38 degree C

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15
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Refractometer reading is lower than of the urinometer by

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0.002

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16
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Not affected by GLUCOSE, PROTEIN, RADIOGRAPHIC DYE

A

Specific Gravity

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17
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Cause of False negative in SG

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High alkaline urine

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18
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Correlation with other tests such as Nitrite, Leukocyte, Microscopic

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pH

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19
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Proteins in normal urine consist of

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1/3 ALBUMIN and 2/3 GLOBULIN

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20
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Moderate proteinuria

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1-3 or 4g/day

21
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how many oercent of plasma albumin enters the ultrafiltrate

22
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Normal Albumin Excretion Rate (AER)

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0-20 ug/min

23
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Detectable value for Clinical albuminuria

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> 200 ug/min

24
Q

Reagents used in Micral test

A

Gold-labeled antibody
B-galactosidase
Chlorophenol red galactosidase

25
Q

Positve and Negative results for Micral test

A

(+) RED
(-) WHITE

26
Q

Sensitive Albumin test related to creatinine conc. to CORRECT FOR PX HYDRATION

27
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cold precipitation test that reacts EQUALLY with ALL FORMS of protein

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Sulfosalicylic Acid Precipitation test

28
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Highly buffered alkaline w/ NO albumin present

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False-positive reagent strip

29
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Highly buffered alkaline WITH albumin present

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False-negative SSA test

30
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It is considered in evaluation urine in protein because a trac of protein in a dilute spx is more significant than in concentrated specime

A

Specific Gravity

31
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Most frequently tested in urine

32
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Sensitivity of Glucose reagent strip

33
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cause of False (-) interference in Glucose reagent strip

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Ascorbic acid, High SG, LOW TEMP, improperly preserve spx.

34
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Non-specific test for reducing sugars

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Copper reduction/ Clinitest/ Benedicts test

35
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Main reacting agent in Clinitest tablet

36
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Function of NaCO3 in clinitest tablet

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eliminates interfering room air

37
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Clinitest sensitivity

38
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Results from Increase in incomplete fat metabolism due to inability to metabolized carbohydrates

39
Q

Parent ketone, 1st ketone body formed

A

Acetoacetic acid/ Diacetic acid

40
Q

No RBC seen in Microscopic examination in Blood

A

Hemoglobinuria

41
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Seen in Rhabdomyolysis; caused by Cholesterol lowering statin medication

A

Myoglobinuria

42
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Intact RBC is seen in Microscopic Examination for Blood; sensitive early indication of renal disease

43
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What is the color of plasma during a hemoglobin examination

A

Red or Pink

44
Q

Tea colored/ Amber/ Beer-Brown Urine w/ Yellow Foam

45
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Positive color of Ictotest (Tablet)

46
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sensitivity of Ictotest

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0.05 to 0.1 mg/dL bili

47
Q

Bile pigment that resulted from hemoglobin degredation

A

Urobilinogen

48
Q

Rapid screening test for porphobilinogen

A

Hoesch test

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