Urinalysis Flashcards

1
Q

What does the urinary system remove?

A

Urea, salt, water, and other soluble waste products

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2
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What is the most important function of the kidney?

A

maintain homeostasis in the body by manipulating the composition of the plasma

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3
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Name 3 renal mechanisms.

A

Blood filtration, reabsorption, and secretion

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4
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What is urine?

A

The fluid that facilitates the elimination of metabolic waste from the body.

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5
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What percent water is urine?

A

95%

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6
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When is it still called tubular filtrate and what happens to it?

A

Before it gets to the renal pelvis and it decrease in volume and changes chemically several times

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7
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When does it begin to be called urine and what happens to it now?

A

When it reaches the renal pelvis and nothing happens to it after that.

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8
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What is polyuria?

A

Increase in urine volume

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9
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What is anuria?

A

No urine is produced

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10
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What is oliguria?

A

A decrease in urine volume

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11
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What is polkuria?

A

Frequent urination

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12
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What information does a urinalysis provide?

A

Hydration status, renal function, systemic diseases, and toxicity.

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13
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Name the four parts of a urinalysis

A

Macroscopic, microscopic, specific gravity, and chemical.

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