Chemical, Microscopic Examination

Question 1

What chemicals are in the reagent strips

Answer 1

▪ Protein
▪ Glucose
▪ Ketones
▪ Blood
▪ Bilirubin
▪ Urobilinogen
▪ Nitrite
▪ Leukocytes
▪ pH
▪ Specific gravity

Question 2

What is the principle of Reagent strip in PROTEIN?

Answer 2

‘protein error of indicators’

Question 3

More sensitive to ALBUMIN than globulin

Answer 3

Reagent strip

Question 4

pH of the protein-testing portion is kept at:

Answer 4

3.0

Question 5

Where does albumin in urine binds to?

Answer 5

Dye

Question 6

What color does the dye shifts into its spectrum after binding?

Answer 6

Yellow to Green

Question 7

Interfering substances in Protein

Answer 7

High alkaline urine (false positive)

Question 8

Best single indicator of renal abnormality

Answer 8

Proteinuria

Question 9

Associated with multiple myeloma, orthostatic proteinuria and strenuous exercise

Answer 9

Proteiniuria

Question 10

Detected by sensitive albumin tests

Answer 10

Microalbuminuria

Question 11

Periodic monitoring benefits patients with diabetes, hypertension, and peripheral vascular disease

Answer 11

Microalbuminuria

Question 12

Enables patients with low levels of albuminuria to begin treatment before kidney disease occurs

Answer 12

Microalbuminuria

Question 13

Renal threshold for diabetes

Answer 13

160-180 mg/dL

Question 14

It analyzed diabetes renal threshold

Answer 14

Glucose reagent strip

Question 15

Principle of reagent strip in GLUCOSE

Answer 15

glucose oxidase

Question 16

Positive copper reduction test with negative strip

Answer 16

Sugar other than glucose

Question 17

What is more sensitive in a negative copper reduction test with a positive strip than the copper reduction method?

Answer 17

Reagent strip