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Why must the urine of a patient with stones be strained? - ANSWER To catch stones so that they may be sent to the laboratory In which case would a pregnancy test give a negative result even if the patient is indeed pregnant? - ANSWER The level of hCG in the urine is too low What should be done with a reagent strip after the results have been analyzed and recorded? - ANSWER Dispose of it in a biohazard waste container Which of the following is true? Abnormal urine tests are often the f...

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Which statement regarding renal function is true? A. Glomeruli are far more permeable to H2 O and salt than other capillaries B. The collecting tubule reabsorbs sodium and secretes potassium in response to antidiuretic hormone (ADH) C. The collecting tubule is permeable to H2 O only in the presence of aldosterone D. The thick ascending limb is highly permeable to H2 O and urea - ANSWER A The formation of plasma ultrafiltrate depends upon high hydrostatic pressure and permeability of the glo...

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Which of the following would the CCMA give to the patient who is scheduled to collect a 24-hour urine specimen? - ANSWER Discard the first morning specimen on the first day of collection Which is the best option and type of urine test when checking for pregnancy? - ANSWER First morning specimen What is the most common type of urine test ordered? - ANSWER Random What should the MA do to ensure a urine specimen is preserved for accurate testing? - ANSWER Refrigerate after 1 hour When t...

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Primary chemical constituents of normal urine? - ANSWER Urea, chloride, & water An unidentified fluid is received in the laboratory with a request to determine if the fluid is urine or another body fluid. Using routine laboratory tests, what tests would determine that the fluid is most probably urine? - ANSWER Urea and creatinine A person exhibiting oliguria would have a daily urine volume of? - ANSWER 200-400 mL A patient presenting with polyuria, nocturia, polydipsia, and a high urine...

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What are the physical characteristics of urine? - ANSWER specific gravity, color, and transparency Why is the first morning urine specimen the specimen of choice? - ANSWER it is the most concentrated Which one of these elements are found in normal urine? (glucose, urea, ketones, bilirubin) - ANSWER urea What gets reabsorbed by the nephrons in the kidney? - ANSWER glucose, electrolytes, and water What are some sources of error that could cause erroneous results for an occult blood sam...

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What equipment do you need? - ANSWER Alcohol gel Gloves Apron Dipsticks Urine sample Paper towels What does straw-coloured urine indicate? - ANSWER This is normal! What does dark concentrated urine indicate? - ANSWER Suggests the individual is dehydrated What does red urine indicate? - ANSWER Can be caused by the presence of blood in the urine (macroscopic haematuria), porphyria (group of disorders that result from build up of porphyrin and this is essential for the function of hae...

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What are the clinical reasons for performing a routine urinalysis? - ANSWER Aid in disease diagnosis Screen for asymptomatic, congenital, or hereditary diseases Monitor disease progression Monitor therapy effectiveness or complications What are the urine specimen types and state at least one diagnostic use for each type? - ANSWER First morning Empty bladder at night before going to bed Collect specimen first thing in morning Most concentrated; often preferred specimen Random For rou...

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Routine Urinalysis (purpose) - ANSWER screening and diagnostic for fluid and electrolyte disturbances, urinary tract infection, hematuria, other metabolic problems Routine Urinalysis (considerations) - ANSWER - Do not collect from a drainage bag - Use a clean specimen cup - Follow manufacturers instructions on reagent strips (if applicable) Clean-voided or midstream - ANSWER collected by patient after detailed instructions

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DIFFERENT TYPES OF URINE TESTS questions ad answers with solutions 2025

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Clinitest - ANSWER reagent table test that confirms the presence of reducing sugars in the urine ketone - ANSWER chemical compound produced during increased metabolism of fat pH - ANSWER scale that indicates the relative alkalinity or acidity of a solution; measurement of hydrogen ion concentration urochrome - ANSWER yellow pigment that provides color to urine sediment - ANSWER insoluble matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid amorphous - ANSWER crystalline material found in...

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The denisty or amount of dissolved solids in a liquid. - ANSWER specific gavity Urine color varies from almost completely colorless (straw) to black. Variations in color may indicate the presence of a variety of substances and conditions. - ANSWER true Normal metabolic breakdown product of red blood cells - ANSWER bilirubin protein molecule in blood that transports iron and oxygen. If present indicates presents of rbc's it is bbp risk - ANSWER hemoglobin precipatated crystallized ...

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