Urinalysis: Microscopy: Sediment Flashcards
1
Q
What type of sediment is this?
- Highly refractile, spherical bodies of various sizes
- Common in cats, lubricant, obesity, diabetes mellitus, hypothyroid
A
fat
2
Q
What type of sediment is this?
1. formed depending on pH and concentration
A
crystals
3
Q
What type of crystals are these examples of?
- triple phosphate, struvite
- amorphous phosphate
- calcium carbonate
A
alkaline crystals
4
Q
What type of crystal is this an example of?
1. calcium oxalate
A
Slightly alkaline to slightly acidic crystal
5
Q
What type of crystal is this an example of?
- amorphous urates
- uric acid
- calcium oxalate
A
acidic crystals
6
Q
What toxin is this? (2)
- Chloroform
- phosphorous toxicities
- Acute liver disease
A
- Leucine
2. tyrosine
7
Q
What toxin is this?
- Form of calcium oxalate crystals
- Ethylene glycol toxicity
A
Oxalate (calcium oxalate crystals)
8
Q
What sediment is this?
- Artifacts
- Hair, fecal matter, plant, bacteria, fungi, fecal parasites
A
Junk