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Finals Flashcards

1
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CLSI

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Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute

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2
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Scientific analysis on body fluids except blood

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Clinical Microscopy

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3
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1st description of hematuria

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Rufus of Ephesus

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4
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50 AD

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Rufus of Ephesus

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5
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5nth Century

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Hippocrates

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6
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Uroscopy book

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Hippocrates

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7
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Founder of nephrology origin

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Isaac JUDAEUS

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8
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900 AD

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Judaeus

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9
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Kitab et Baul book

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Book of Urine
Judaeus
Detailed concept of urine formation, urinary sediments and characteristics

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10
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Pisse prophets

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Middle age
Charlatans w/out med credentials

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11
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Chemical testing in Middle Ages

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Ant testing
Taste testing for glucose

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12
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20 different color chart

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1140

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13
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Exposed pisse prophets

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Thomas BRYANT

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14
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1627

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BRYANT

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15
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1st medical licensure laws in England

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BRYANT

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16
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Jean Baptiste van HELMONT

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Gravimetric analysis

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17
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No significant conclusion

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Gravimetric analysis

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18
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Gravimetric analysis

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Weighing a number of urine of 24 hrs urine specimen

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19
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Protein precipitate when boiled in ______

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Acetic acid

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20
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Dekker 1694

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Discovered Albuminuria by boiling urine

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21
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1st attempt to standardize quantitation of formed elements in urine microscopy analysis

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Addis 1926

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22
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Hemocytometer to count RBCs, WBCs, Casts, & Epithelial cell in 12 hrs urine sample

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Addis count

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23
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Stated that urinalysis is part of doctors routine patient examination

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Bright 1827

24
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Presence of albumin in heated urine sample

A

Bright

25
Q

Test became impractical causing it to disappear

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1930s

26
Q

Urine test strips/ Reagent strips

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Made chemical and physical examination easier

27
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Reagent strip 1st made on industrial scale and offered commercialy

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1950s

28
Q

Launched 1st Combur test strips

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Boehringer Mannheim(Roche)
1964

29
Q

Midstream clean catch method

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Less contaminated sample
Steps
Instructions
Hand wash
Male: clean glans penis
Fem: clean labia & urinary meatus
Void-collect-void

30
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Normal urine color

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Straw, pale yellow, yellow, dark yellow, amber( dehydrated)

31
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Urochrome

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Yellow

32
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Uroerythrin

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Pink if refrigerated

33
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Urobilin

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Orange-Brown
Not fresh

34
Q

⬆️ turbidity ⬆️ material

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Clarity

35
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Ni visible particles

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Clear

36
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Few particles

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Hazy

37
Q

Blurred print, many particles

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Cloudy

38
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Print cannot be seen

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Turbid

39
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Precipitated / clotted

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Milky

40
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Indicates concentration of dissolved materials in urine

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Specific Gravity

41
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Random

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1.003-1.035

42
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24 hrs sample

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1.015-1.025

43
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Not urine/ diluted w H20

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<1.003

44
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Radiographic contrast media

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> 1.035

45
Q

Use urometer/hydrometer

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Direct measurement

46
Q

Not part of routine urinalysis

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Odor

47
Q

Aromatic

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Normal

48
Q

Bacteria decomposition, UTI

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Foul, Ammonia -like

49
Q

Ketones

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Fruity, Sweet

50
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Maple syrup

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Maple syrup disease

51
Q

Phenylketonuria

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Mousy

52
Q

Tyrosinemia

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Rancid

53
Q

Sweaty Feet

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Isovaleric acidemia

54
Q

Cabbage

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Methionine malabsorption

55
Q

Rotting fish

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Trimethylaminuria

56
Q

Contamination

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Bleach

57
Q

Unusual or pungent

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Ingestion of onion,garlic&asparagus

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