Urinalysis Flashcards

1
Q

normal volume of urine?

A

1500 ml/day

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2
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What is Polyuria

A

urine output of more than 1500 ml/day

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3
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____________ (Diabetes mellitus/edema) can cause polyuria

A

Diabetes mellitus

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4
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In diabetes insipidus, ___________ (oligouria/polyuria) occurs

A

polyuria

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5
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What is oligouria?

A

Urine output less than 500 ml/day

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6
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____________ (Diabetes insipidus/edema) can cause oligouria

A

Edema

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7
Q

dehydration can result in __________ (oligouria/polyuria)

A

oligouria

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8
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A person is suffering from porphyria. His urine color will be?

A

reddish brown to black

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9
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A person suffering from jaundice, his urine color will be?

A

dark yellow

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10
Q

Normal odour of urine?

A

Aromatic or ammonical due to volatile substances

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11
Q

In DKA, odour of urine will be ____________

A

Acetone like

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12
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In Bacterial infections, _______ smell will be present

A

foul smell

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13
Q

Normal pH of urine?

A

4.58-6

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14
Q

A vegan might have _________ (alkaline/acidic) urine in nature

A

alkaline

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15
Q

Taking too much milk antacids can cause pH changes in blood and that might lead to the formation of _________ (acidic/alkaline) urine

A

alkaline

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16
Q

Normal specific gravity of urine?

A

1.003-1.030

17
Q

High specific gravity of urine may indicate _____________ (diabetes insipidus/diabetes mellitus)

A

Diabetes mellitus

18
Q

__________ (Dehydration/overhydration) may lead to high specific gravoty of urine

A

Dehydration

19
Q

__________ (Dehydration/overhydration) may lead to low specific gravoty of urine

A

Overhydration

20
Q

Low specific gravity of urine may indicate _____________ (diabetes insipidus/diabetes mellitus)

A

Diabetes insipidus

21
Q

Hyaline casts in urine are __________ (normal/abnormal)

22
Q

RBC or WBC casts in urine are _________ (normal/abnormal)

23
Q

White blood cells in urine may indicate ____________ (trauma/infection)

A

infection

rbcs and epithelial cells may also appear if there is an infection

24
Q

To check proteins in urine, _____________ (benzidine test/acetic acid test) is done

A

Acetic acid test

25
__________ (proteinuria/hematuria) may occur due intense exercise
Proteinuria
26
Inflammation in the body may lead to __________ (hematuria/proteinuria)
proteinuria
27
Bladder cancer may lead to ___________ (hematuria/proteinuria)
Hematuria
28
iNFECTION MAY LEAD TO ___________ (hematuria/proteinuria)
HEMATURIA
29
LOW BLOOD PRESSURE MAY CAUSE ___________ (hematuria/proteinuria)
PROTEINURIA
30
KIDNEY TRAUMA may lead to ______________ (hematuria/proteinuria)
hematuria
31
Pyelonephritis may cause ____________ (hematuria/proteinuria)
hematuria
32
Glomerulonephritis may lead to _____________ (hematuria/proteinuria)
proteinuria
33
Cushing disease may lead to _____________ (hematuria/glycosuria)
glycosuria
34
Dehydration may lead to (hematuria/proteinuria)
proteinuria
35
Emotional. stress may lead ____________ (glycosuria/proteinuria)
proteinura
36
Benzidine test is __________ (positive/negative) if the color appears bluish green
positive
37
Rate limiting pH of tubular fluid for secretion of H ions is ________
4.5