Urine Specimen Collection Flashcards

1
Q

Wrote the book on uroscopy.

A

Hippocrates

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2
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Discovered protein in urine by boiling it.

A

Frederick Dekkers

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3
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The protein discovered by Frederick Dekkers.

A

Albuminuria

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4
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He wrote the book “Pisse Prophets” in 1672.

A

Thomas Bryant

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5
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He formulated methods of quantitating microscopic sediments.

A

Thomas Addis

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6
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He introduced the concept of urinalysis as a part of a doctor’s routine in patient examination in 1872.

A

Richard Bright

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7
Q

How is urine formed?

A

Ultrafiltrate of plasma

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8
Q

What is urine composed of?

A

95% water & 5% solutes

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9
Q

Average urine volume?

A

1200 - 1500mL

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10
Q

Reference range of urine output?

A

600 - 2000mL

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11
Q

Recommended capacity of container for urine collection?

A

50mL

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12
Q

Urine specimen should be delivered to the lab promptly and tested within _ hours

A

2 hours (Integrity)

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13
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To preserve urine, it must be refrigerated at _ to _ degree Celsius.

A

2 - 8 degree Celsius (Preservation)

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14
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If to be cultured, should be refrigerated during transit until cultured up to _ hours.

A

24 hours

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15
Q

Major methods in urine collection?

A
  1. Voided (Midstream clean catch)
  2. Transurethral
  3. Suprapubic
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16
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Most common, taken at any time of the day.

A

Random

17
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Has greater concentration of substances, taken in morning.

A

First Morning

18
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Used for diabetic screening / monitoring.

A

Fasting (Second Morning) / 2-Hour Postprandial

19
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Optional with blood samples.

A

Glucose Tolerance Test

20
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Specific time of day always discarded first specimen before timing.

A

Timed

21
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Used for quantitative and qualitative analysis of substances.

A

24-Hour

22
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Genitalia is cleaned, urine is tested for microorganisms or presence of infection.

A

Midstream Clean Catch

23
Q

(type of urine specimen)
Uses bladder urine for bacterial culture.

A

Suprapubic Aspiration

24
Q

What types of urine specimens are used for routine screening?

A
  1. Random
  2. First Morning
  3. Midstream Clean Catch
25
Q

An alternative to the catheterized specimen.

A

Midstream Clean Catch Specimen

26
Q

This determination of level is the most indicative of renal disease.

A

Protein

27
Q

Normal level of protein in urine?

A

10mg/dL or 100mg/ L

28
Q

Clinical proteinuria is indicated at?

A

> 30mg/dL or 300mg/L

29
Q

Most frequent chemical analysis is performed on urine specimen.

A

Glucose