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What does the nitrite test detect? What does a positive detects the bacterial conversion of nitrate so a positive indicates the presence of
result mean? What is the clinical significance? nitrative producing bacteria, signifying a UTI
What does the WBC test detect? What does a positive detects white blood cells so a positive indicates WBCs in the urine, signifying
result mean? What is the clinical significance? inflammation or UTI
What does the RBC test detect? What does a positive detects RBCs, hemoglobin, or myoglobin so a positive indicates blood or heme in
result mean? What is the clinical significance? the urine, signifying bleeding, hemolysis or muscle injury
What does the urobilinogen test detect? What do the detects bilirubin breakdown product so it can determine if the levels are too low or
result mean? What is the clinical significance? high, an increase signifies liver disease or hemolysis and a decreased bile duct
obstruction
What does the bilirubin test detect? What does a positive detects conjugated bilirubin so a positive indicates bilirubin in the urine, signifying
result mean? What is the clinical significance? liver disease or biliary obstruction
What does the glucose test detect? What does a positive detects sugar so a positive indicates glucose in the urine, signifying hyperglycemia
result mean? What is the clinical significance? (ex. diabetes)
What does the protein test detect? What does a positive mainly detects albumin so a positive indicates protein in the urine, signifying kidney
result mean? What is the clinical significance? or glomerular damage
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What does the nitrite test detect? What does a positive detects the bacterial conversion of nitrate so a positive indicates the presence of
result mean? What is the clinical significance? nitrative producing bacteria, signifying a UTI
What does the WBC test detect? What does a positive detects white blood cells so a positive indicates WBCs in the urine, signifying
result mean? What is the clinical significance? inflammation or UTI
What does the RBC test detect? What does a positive detects RBCs, hemoglobin, or myoglobin so a positive indicates blood or heme in
result mean? What is the clinical significance? the urine, signifying bleeding, hemolysis or muscle injury
What does the urobilinogen test detect? What do the detects bilirubin breakdown product so it can determine if the levels are too low or
result mean? What is the clinical significance? high, an increase signifies liver disease or hemolysis and a decreased bile duct
obstruction
What does the bilirubin test detect? What does a positive detects conjugated bilirubin so a positive indicates bilirubin in the urine, signifying
result mean? What is the clinical significance? liver disease or biliary obstruction
What does the glucose test detect? What does a positive detects sugar so a positive indicates glucose in the urine, signifying hyperglycemia
result mean? What is the clinical significance? (ex. diabetes)
What does the protein test detect? What does a positive mainly detects albumin so a positive indicates protein in the urine, signifying kidney
result mean? What is the clinical significance? or glomerular damage
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