m11 + 12 lab - urine analysis Flashcards

1
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how is color determined?

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-level of hydration
should be: light yellow

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2
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what does clarity determine?

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  • not clear = may indicate problems/dehydration
    should be: clear
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3
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presence of glucose may indicate?

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glucosuria - diabetes mellitus

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4
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presence of bilirubin may indicate?

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bilirubinuria - abnormal
caused by: liver Dz, blocked duct
symptoms: severe jaundice

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5
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presence of ketones may indicate?

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ketonuria - diabetes mellitus, starvation, extreme diets (like fat based)

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6
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presence of specific gravity may indicate?

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density - 1.001 — 1.035 hydration

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7
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presence of blood may indicate?

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hematuria - trauma, kidney stones, nephritis
mensurating = non-hemolyzed

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8
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presence of abnormal pH may indicate?

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around = 6 (acidic urine kills bacteria)
- is the most acidic bodily secretion
(cranberries raise acidity, good for UTIs)

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9
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presence of protein may indicate?

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proteinuria - nephritis, pregnancy

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10
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presence of urobilinogen may indicate?

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normal = trace amounts (makes urine yellow)

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11
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presence of nitrates/WBCs may indicate?

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pyuria - UTI

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