LABORATORY CORRELATION OF URINE COLOR Flashcards

1
Q

cause of colorless urine color

A

recent fluid consumption

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2
Q

it is commonly observed with random specimens

A

colorless caused by recent fluid consumption

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3
Q

caused by Polyuria or diabetes insipidus, Diabetes mellitus, Dilute random specimen

A

pale yellow color

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4
Q

increased 24 hour volume and low specific gravity

A

caused by polyuria or diabetes insipidus, pale yellow

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5
Q

elevated specific gravity and positive glucose test result

A

caused by diabetes mellitus

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6
Q

recent fluid consumption

A

caused by dilute random specimen, pale yellow

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7
Q

may be normal after strenuous exercise or in first morning specimen

A

caused by concentrated specimen, dark yellow

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8
Q

fever or burns

A

caused by dehydration

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9
Q

yellow foam when shaken and positive chemical test results for bilirubin

A

Bilirubin

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10
Q

Negative bile test results and possible green fluorescence

A

caused by acriflavine, dark yellow

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11
Q

antibiotic administered for urinary tract infections

A

caused by nitrofurantoin

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12
Q

(+) foam test, (+) chem test to
bilirubin

A

Bilirubin, Orange

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13
Q

Possible green fluorescence; (-)
bile test

A

Acriflavine, Orange

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14
Q

(+) orange foam and thick
orange pigment

A

Pyridium,
Rifampicin, Orange

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15
Q

(+) colored foam

A

Bilirubin oxidized
to biliverdin, Yellow green
Yellow brown

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16
Q

(+) urine culture

A

Pseudomonas
infection, Green

17
Q

Antidepressant

A

Amitriptyline, Blue Green

18
Q

Muscle relaxant, may be
green-brown

A

Methocarbamol, Blue Green

19
Q

Bacterial infections (P.
aeruginosa)

A

Indican, Blue Green

20
Q

Cloudy urine with (+) chemical
test results for blood and RBCs
visible microscopically

A

RBCs, Pink

21
Q

Clear urine with (+) chemical
test results for blood;
intravascular hemolysis

A

Hemoglobin, Red

22
Q

Clear urine with (+) chemical
tests for blood, muscle damage

A

Myoglobin, Red

23
Q

(-) chemical test results for
blood

A

Porphyrins, Red

24
Q

Tuberculosis medication

A

Rifampicin, Red

25
Q

Cloudy specimen with RBC,
mucus and clots

A

Menstrual
contamination

26
Q

Seen in acidic urine after
standing; (+) chemical test for
blood Glomerular bleeding

A

RBCs oxidized to
methemoglobin, Brown

27
Q

Due to uroerythrin
that attaches to
amorphous urate
when stored in
refrigerator

A

Brown and
pink color

28
Q

Denatured hemoglobin

A

Methemoglobin, Black

29
Q

Seen in alkaline urine after
standing

A

Homogentisic
acid, Black

30
Q

Interferes with copper reduction
test

A

Phenol
Derivatives, Black

31
Q

Darkens on standing

A

Metronidazole, Black

32
Q

Genetic disorder of
phenylalanine and tyrosine
metabolism

A

Melanuria
Alkaptonuria, Black