SEMR

Question 1

Tomcat urine odor

Answer 1

Multiple carboxylase deficiency

Question 2

Confirmatory test for bilirubin

Answer 2

ICTOTEST

Question 3

Urine urobilinogen in patients with bile duct obstruction

Answer 3

Normal

Question 4

Identify the corrected specific gravity using the
hydrometer method:
● urine temp: 32 deg C
● calibration temp: 20 deg C
● glucose: 3g/dL
● protein: 2g/dL
● specific gravity: 1.020

Answer 4

1.006

(If specimen is WARM, add 0.001 from the reading for every 3°C that the specimen is above 20°C. Subtract 0.004 for every 1g/dL GLUCOSE Subtract 0.003 for every 1g/dL PROTEIN)
Solution:
(Temperature calibration)
1.020 + 0. 004 = 1.024
(Glucose and protein calibration)
1.024 - 0.018 = 1. 006

Question 5

Distilled water calibration

Answer 5

1.000

Question 6

Celiac sprue

Answer 6

Osmotic diarrhea

Question 7

Indicator of old specimen

Answer 7

Urobilin

Question 8

Rough indicator of the degree of hydration

Answer 8

Urine color

Question 9

9% Sucrose calibration (without the +/- 0.001)

Answer 9

1.034

Question 10

Corpora lutea and corpora hemorrhagica

Answer 10

Friedmann hoffman

Question 11

Major contributor to the AF volume after the 1st trimester

Answer 11

Fetal urine

Question 12

Cut off point of home-based HCG pregnancy test kit

Answer 12

25 mlU/ mL

Question 13

This specimen is being used to assess fetal lung maturity and fetal hemolytic disease

Answer 13

3rd trimester amniotic fluid

Question 14

Test for fetal lung maturity
i. 37 deg C
ii. Room temp

Answer 14

Neither

Question 15

Spermatogenesis

Answer 15

Galli-mainini

Question 16

Prevents loss of phospholipids

Answer 16

Filtration

Question 17

Phospholipid being detected by the amniostat-FLM

Answer 17

Phosphatidylglycerol

Question 18

> 55 mg/g

Answer 18

FLM-TDx

Question 19

Urea: 350 mg/dL
Creatinine: 15 mg/ dl
What is the specimen?

Answer 19

Maternal urine

Question 20

This specimen is being used to detect genetic
abnormalities

Answer 20

2nd trimester amniotic fluid

Question 21

< 2.0 MoM

Answer 21

Alpha-fetoprotein

Question 22

Neural tube defects

Answer 22

1450 ml

Question 23

Specimen used for fern test

Answer 23

Vaginal fluid

Question 24

O.D 450 absorbance: 0.10

Answer 24

Zone ii

Question 25

Oogenesis

Answer 25

Hogben

Question 26

The first fetal bowel movement

Answer 26

Meconium

Question 27

Ovarian hyperemia

Answer 27

Frank berman

Question 28

> 2000ml/1440mins
a. Both
b. Neither
c. Diabetes mellitus
c. Diabetes insipidus

Answer 28

Both

Question 29

Few particulates, print easily seen through urine

Answer 29

Hazy

Question 30

In drug testing, checking of the urine temperature should be done within

Answer 30

4 minutes

Question 31

<100ml/1440mins
a. Both
b. Neither
c. P. mirabilis infection
d. Stage 4 Prostate cancer

Answer 31

Both

Question 32

Rancid butter odor

Answer 32

Tyrosinemia

Question 33

Normal urine color

Answer 33

Colorless to deep yellow

Question 34

Laxatives
a. Both
b. Neither
c. Secretory diarrhea
d. Osmotic diarrhea

Answer 34

Both

Question 35

Interferes pH determination

Answer 35

Boric acid

Question 36

Indicator of old specimen

Answer 36

Urobilin

Question 37

Viscous urine with orange foam

Answer 37

Pyridium
Phenazopyridine

Question 38

Identify the corrected specific gravity using the hydrometer method:
Urine temp: 32’C
Calibration temp: 20’C
Glucose = 3g/dL
Protein = 2g/dL
Specific gravity = 1.020
Hypersthenuric, Isosthenuric, or Hyposthenuric?

Answer 38

Hyposthenuric

Question 39

Both refractometer and urinometer require correction for glucose and temperature

Answer 39

False

Question 40

3% NaCl calibration (without the +/- 0.001)

Answer 40

1.015