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Q1 Flashcards

1
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Colorless

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Diluted

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2
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Deep yellow

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Concentrated or riboflavin

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3
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Yellow green

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Bilirubin or biliverdin

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4
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Red

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Blood or hemoglobin

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5
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Brownish red

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Acidified blood

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6
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Brownish black

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Homogenistic acid or melanin

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7
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Caused the lead of the urine sample is open to the air and urine evaporates or oxidizes

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Melanin

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8
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Caused when the lid of the urine sample is closed and causes the brownish black color

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Homogentistic acid

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9
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Pink

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Uroerythrin

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10
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Orange brown

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Urobilin

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11
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Increased urine volume

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Polyuria

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12
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Physiological factors that affect the increase of urine volume

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Increase fluid intake and increase diuretic

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13
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Pathological factors in the increase of urine volume

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Diabetes mellitus 2 or diabetes insipidus or chronic renal failure

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14
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Decrease in urine volume

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Oliguria or anuria

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15
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Causes of decrease in urine volume

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Dehydration or acute renal function or obstruction

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16
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Fruity or sweet

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Ketones or diabetes mellitus

17
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Foul or ammonia like

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Bacterial decomposition or urinary tract infection uti

18
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Mousy

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Phenylketonuria

19
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Maple syrup

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Maple syrup urine disease

20
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Rancid butter

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Tyrosinemia

21
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Sweaty feet

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Isovaleric acidemia

22
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Cabbage like

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Methionine malabsorption

23
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Bleach like

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Contamination of sperm or hawkins

24
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Sulfur like

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Cysteine disorder

25
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Pungent

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Asparagus intake

26
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Color charts developed when

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1,140 ce

27
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Discovered the presence of albumin and protein in urine

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Frederick deckers in 1694 or albuminuria

28
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What happened in 1627

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Thomas bryant book of pies prophets and method of quantifying urine sediments

29
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Included urinalysis as part of the routine patient examination

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In 1827 by richard bright

30
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Earliest method test for presence of reducing sugar

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Fellings test

31
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Boric acid

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High yield of cells casts and cyst and could interfere with drug testing

32
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Parasite common cause of std in females

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Trichomonas

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