Unit 5 Flashcards

1
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Urinalysis

A

The study of urine and it’s physical, chemical, and microscopic properties.

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2
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Medical doctors can order _________ studies you determine the presence of a urinary tract infection, diabetes, metabolic disease, dehydration, and many other conditions.

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Urinalysis

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3
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Hematology

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The study of the cellular components of the blood.

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4
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What cells in the blood are analyzed in the hematology department?

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  1. Red blood cells
  2. White blood cells
  3. Platelets
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5
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What type of blood cells help TRANSPORT oxygen to tissue and return carbon dioxide to the lungs.

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Red blood cells

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6
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What type of blood cells help FIGHT bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic infection.

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White blood cells

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7
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What type of blood cells participate in clot formation?

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Platelets

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8
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Cells in the ____ blood can analyzed to determine The presence of anemia bacterial infection leukemia parasite infection and acute/chronic blood loss and several other conditions.

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Peripheral

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9
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The ______ Department test for the presence of substances used to diagnose monitor and treat patients.

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Chemistry

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10
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List five substances that can be tested in the clinical chemistry department?

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  1. electrolytes
  2. enzymes
  3. lipids
  4. metals
  5. drug metabolites
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11
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List examples of electrolytes?

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Sodium (Na+)
Potassium (K+)
Chloride (Cl-)
Bicarbonate (HCO3-)

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12
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List examples of enzymes

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Alkaline (ALP)
Troponin (trop)
Aspartate (AST)

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13
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List examples of lipids

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Triglycerides (trig)
Low density lipoprotein (LDL)
High density lipoprotein (HDL)

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14
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List examples of metals

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Iron (Fe)
Mercury (He)
Lead (Pb)

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15
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Drug metabolites

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Cocaine
Tetrahdrocannabional (THC)
Amphetamines 
Phencyclidine (PCP)
Dilation 
Vancomycin
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16
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The _______ department screens specimens for the presence of bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

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Microbiology

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17
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What type of medical professional can perform antibiotic susceptibility testing on bacteria to help clinicians prescribe the most effective antibiotic to treat their patients?

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Microbiologist

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18
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The _______ department (blood bank) detects the presence of antigens on red blood cells and antibodies that can provoke an immune reaction.

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Immunohematology

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19
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What is the primary goal of the blood bank operator?

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Correctly identify patients and donors blood type

Identify antibodies that may cause immune reaction

Cross match compatible blood products to patients.

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20
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List the main functions of the urinary system

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Maintain pH

Participate in metabolism

Regulate water balance

Excrete waste products

Produces urine which ultra filtrate of the blood

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21
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List the types of analysis for analyzing urine

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Physical

Chemical

Microscopic

22
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Urinalysis helps to determine the presence of?

A

Disease

Infection

Metabolic disorder

Drugs of abuse

23
Q

List types of urine collection.

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First morning
-more concentrated

Random
-less sterile

Mid-stream
-collected mid-way through urination
PREFERRED

Clean catch
-patient must cleanse urethral opening before urination

Catheterized
-most sterile

24
Q

Urine specimen should be examine within what amount of time?
Or be refrigerated at ____ up to __ hours?

A

1 hour

4 -6 C

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25
Q

Failure to examine under specific conditions could result in inaccurate results of …

A

INCREASE bacteria

DECREASE glucose

INCREDIBLE pH

DECREASE ketones

Decomposition of casts

26
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Urinalysis color scale

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Light yellow
Yellow
Amber
Red 
brown
27
Q

Physical examination of urine COLOR:

Light yellow, pale yellow, straw

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Present in more dilute specimens

28
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Physical examination of urine COLOR:

Yellow

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Most often seen in normal urine

29
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Physical examination of urine COLOR:

Amber

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Indicates presence of bilirubin which could be result of liver damage

30
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Physical examination of urine COLOR:

Red

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May be result of blood in urine

31
Q

Physical examination of urine COLOR:

Brown

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May be result of melanoma

32
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Physical examination of urine CLARITY:

Clear

A

Normal

Fresh urine

33
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Physical examination of urine CLARITY:

Slightly cloudy or Hazy

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Normal
Concentrated
Mucous, sperm, prostate fluid, skin cells, urine crystals, contaminates

34
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Physical examination of urine CLARITY:

Cloudy

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Fresh - bacterial infection

Old- bacterial growth from delayed processing

35
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Physical examination of urine CLARITY:

Turbid

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Uti/sti

Protein

Kidney failure

36
Q

Chemical examination of urine: what do reagent test strips test?

A

pH

protein

Glucose

Ketone

Bilirubin

Blood

Urobilinogen

Specific gravity

Leukocytes

Bacteria

37
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Within what amount of time should you test FRESH urine?

A

One hour

38
Q

When should you test a refrigerated urine sample?

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Allow the sample to return to room temp.

39
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Describe the process of using urinalysis multistory test strips.

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  1. Dip testing strip in urine specimen
  2. Assure eye sting pads are completely covered
  3. Blot excess urine
  4. Compare testing pads to color chart to grade reaction
40
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Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
pH

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Measures ACIDITY or ALKALINITY of urine

41
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Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Protein

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Detects the presence of protein in urine (proteinuria)

Seen in renal disease & UTI

42
Q

Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Glucose

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Measure glucose in urine (glycosuria).
Indicates blood glucose levels have exceeded renal threshold.
Seen in diabetics.

43
Q

Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Ketones

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Excreted as a biproduct of fatty acid metabolism (ketonuria).
Seen in diabetics.

44
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Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Bilirubin

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Biproduct of hemoglobin breakdown.

Seen in liver disease and bile duct obstruction.

45
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Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Blood

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Detects presence of blood in urine (hematuria)

Can indicate infection, trauma, or bleeding of the kidneys

46
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Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Urobilinogen

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Is a product of bilirubin degradation.

Elevated in presence of hepatic and/or hemolytic disease.

47
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Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Nitrite

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Produced by gram negative bacteria converting nitrate to nitrite.
Can indicate infection if present in fresh specimen.
Old specimen possible contamination.

48
Q

Chemical examination of urine
Reagent:
Leukocyte Esterase

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Produced by white blood cells in urine (pyuria). Can indicate UTI.

49
Q

Microscopic observation of urine:

cells

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  • red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes)
  • White Blood Cells (Leukocytes)
  • epithelial cells
  • spermatoza
50
Q

microscopic observation of urine:

microorganisms

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bacteria
yeast
parasites

51
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microscopic observation of urine: c_____ & c _____

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crystal & casts