WEEK 1: INTRODUCTION TO URINALYSIS Flashcards

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Array of laboratory tests done in a urine specimen in a expeditious, reliable, and accurate and cost-effective manner.

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URINALYSIS/ANALYSIS OF URINE (UA)

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Commonly performed in screening lab, physician offices, and patient home testing.

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DIPSTICK URINALYSIS (REAGENT STRIP)

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Provides a real-time “snapshot” of a person’s urinary tract and metabolic status. It is the most commonly performed U/A.

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BASIC URINALYSIS (ROUTINE)

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What does basic urinalysis evaluates?

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  • PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
  • CHEMICAL COMPOSITION
  • MICROSCOPIC SEDIMENTS
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Determines the level of substance in the urine (e.g. electrolytes, hormones, proteins, porphyrins, etc.)

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QUANTITATIVE URINE ASSAY

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Screening test and detects the presence or increased amount of a substance. (e.g. rapid pregnancy test, test to detect microbial DNA and RNA)

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QUALITATIVE URINE ASSAY

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Evidence of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics depicting urinalysis.

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EDWIN SMITH SURGICAL PAPYRUS

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He wrote a book about “Uroscopy.”

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HIPPOCRATES (5TH CENTURY B.C.E)

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Diagnosing illness by examining the patient’s urine.

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UROSCOPY

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10
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4 Humors/Temperaments

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  • SANGUINEOUS (RED ; BLOOD)
  • CHOLERIC (YELLOW ; YELLOW BILE)
  • PHLEGMATIC (GREEN ; SPUTUM)
  • MELANCHOLIC (BLACK ; BLACK BILE)
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When was the color chart that consists of 20 different colors of urine and their significance developed?

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1140 C.E.

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He wrote the “Fasciculus Medicinae,” the 1st illustrated med-book printed which depicted urine wheel.

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JOHANNES DE KETHAM (1491)

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He discovered “albuminuria” by boiling urine.

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FREDERIK DEKKERS (1694)

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Also known as Charlatans; no medical credentials. They compromised the credibility of urinalysis.

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PISSE PROPHETS

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He published the satirical book “The Pisse Prophet” or “Certain Pisse-Pot Lectures” which exposes the fraudulent use of uroscopy by the Charlatans. His book led to the passing of the first medical licensure laws in England.

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THOMAS BRYANT/THOMAS BRIAN (1627)

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16
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Invention of the microscope by Zacharias-Hans Janssen. It led to the examination of urinary sediment.

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LATE 16TH CENTURY

17
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He developed a method for quantitating microscopic sediments (Addis count).

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THOMAS ADDIS (17TH CENTURY)

18
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He introduced the concept of urinalysis as part of routine patient examination.

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RICHARD BRIGHT (1827)