Urinalysis Exam Questions and
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Clinitest - CORRECT ANSWER-reagent table test that confirms the presence of
reducing sugars in the urine
ketone - CORRECT ANSWER-chemical compound produced during increased
metabolism of fat
pH - CORRECT ANSWER-scale that indicates the relative alkalinity or acidity of
a solution; measurement of hydrogen ion concentration
urochrome - CORRECT ANSWER-yellow pigment that provides color to urine
sediment - CORRECT ANSWER-insoluble matter that settles to the bottom of a
liquid
amorphous - CORRECT ANSWER-crystalline material found in urine sediment;
shapeless; possessing no definite form
Ictotest - CORRECT ANSWER-confirmatory test for bilirubin
cultures - CORRECT ANSWER-microorganisms cultivated in a nutrient medium
, casts - CORRECT ANSWER-tiny structures usually formed by deposits of protein
(or other substances) on the walls of renal tubes
urinalysis - CORRECT ANSWER-urine testing that includes physical, chemical,
and microscopic testing of a urine sample
Acetest - CORRECT ANSWER-product used to test for the presence of abnormal
amounts of acetone in the urine
quality control - CORRECT ANSWER-program that ensures accurate and
dependable tests results
specific gravity - CORRECT ANSWER-ratio of weight of a given volume of a
substance to the weight of the same volume of distilled water at the same
temperature
hyaline - CORRECT ANSWER-transparent, clear casts that are often hard to see
in urine; should be examined under subdued lighting
crystals - CORRECT ANSWER-found in normal urine sediment, these structures
generally have no particular significance; presence of a few should be noted
because they may indicate disease states
midstream collection - CORRECT ANSWER-urine sample collected in the middle
of the flow of urine
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Answers 100% PASS
Clinitest - CORRECT ANSWER-reagent table test that confirms the presence of
reducing sugars in the urine
ketone - CORRECT ANSWER-chemical compound produced during increased
metabolism of fat
pH - CORRECT ANSWER-scale that indicates the relative alkalinity or acidity of
a solution; measurement of hydrogen ion concentration
urochrome - CORRECT ANSWER-yellow pigment that provides color to urine
sediment - CORRECT ANSWER-insoluble matter that settles to the bottom of a
liquid
amorphous - CORRECT ANSWER-crystalline material found in urine sediment;
shapeless; possessing no definite form
Ictotest - CORRECT ANSWER-confirmatory test for bilirubin
cultures - CORRECT ANSWER-microorganisms cultivated in a nutrient medium
, casts - CORRECT ANSWER-tiny structures usually formed by deposits of protein
(or other substances) on the walls of renal tubes
urinalysis - CORRECT ANSWER-urine testing that includes physical, chemical,
and microscopic testing of a urine sample
Acetest - CORRECT ANSWER-product used to test for the presence of abnormal
amounts of acetone in the urine
quality control - CORRECT ANSWER-program that ensures accurate and
dependable tests results
specific gravity - CORRECT ANSWER-ratio of weight of a given volume of a
substance to the weight of the same volume of distilled water at the same
temperature
hyaline - CORRECT ANSWER-transparent, clear casts that are often hard to see
in urine; should be examined under subdued lighting
crystals - CORRECT ANSWER-found in normal urine sediment, these structures
generally have no particular significance; presence of a few should be noted
because they may indicate disease states
midstream collection - CORRECT ANSWER-urine sample collected in the middle
of the flow of urine
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protected by copyright law
