Urinalysis: gross exam - SG Flashcards

1
Q

Weight of quantity of liquid as compared to weight of equal amount of distilled water

A

specific gravity

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2
Q

isosthenuric urine is in what range?

A

1.010 - 1.012

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3
Q

specific gravity is proportional to:

A

the amount of solutes dissolved in urine

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4
Q

decreased water intake causes (decreased/increased) SG

A

increased (less diluted)

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5
Q

increased fluid intake causes (decreased/increased) SG

A

decreased

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6
Q

pyometra causes (decreased/increased) SG

A

decreased

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7
Q

diabetes insipidus causes (decreased/increased) SG

A

decreased

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8
Q

increased excretion solutes (glucose, protein) causes

(decreased/increased) SG

A

increased

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9
Q

diabetes mellitus causes (decreased/increased) SG

A

increased

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10
Q

liver/renal disease causes (decreased/increased) SG

A

decreased

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11
Q

diuretics cause (decreased/increased) SG

A

decreased

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12
Q

increased SG can be due to (3):

increased solute concentration

A
  • decreased water intake (less diluted)
  • increased excretion solutes (glucose, protein)
  • diabetes mellitus (more glucose)
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13
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decreased SG can be due to (5):

decreased solute concentration

A
  • increased fluid intake
  • pyometra
  • diabetes insipidus
  • liver renal disease
  • diuretics
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