TEST BANK FOR URINALYSIS AND BODY FLUIDS, 7TH EDITION BY STRASINGER | VERIFIED CHAPTERS 1 - 17 | COMPLETE NEWEST VERSION QUESTIONS AND COMPLETE WELL EXPLAINED ANSWERS 100%CORRECTLY VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE 2024 VERSION

TEST BANK FOR URINALYSIS AND BODY FLUIDS, 7TH EDITION BY STRASINGER | VERIFIED CHAPTERS 1 - 17 | COMPLETE NEWEST VERSION QUESTIONS AND COMPLETE WELL EXPLAINED ANSWERS 100%CORRECTLY VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE 2024 VERSION Before analysis, a refrigerated urine specimen should be: returned to room temperature the primary chemical affected by the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system is: sodium Increased turbidity in urine stored at room temperature is usually caused by: bacterial growth the order of blood flow through the nephron is: afferent arteriole, peritubular capillaries, vasa recta, efferent arteriole When you receive a specimen and a requisition form that do not match, you should: notify the personnel who collected the specimen normal functions of the kidney include all of the following except: elimination of serum proteins the average daily volume of urine produced by the normal adult is approximately: 1,200 mL where should labels on urine specimen containers be placed? container decreased production of aldosterone: A. produces a low urine volume B. produces a high urine volume C. increases ammonia excretion D. affects active transport of sodium B. produces a high urine volume failure to empty the bladder before beginning the collections of a timed urine specimen will: cause falsely increased results a first morning urine specimen is frequently requested to confirm: orthostatic proteinuria quality management (QM) refers to: A. workplace practices B. entire testing processes C. quality control (QC) D. reagent performance B. entire testing processes The acceptable method for disposin