Strasinger ch. 6 Questions and Answers Already Passed

Strasinger ch. 6 Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the minimum volume of urine required for performing microscopic analysis? - a) 5-10mL - b) 10-15mL - c) 20-25mL - d) 30-35mL What is the typical volume of urine used for microscopic examination? - a) 8mL - b) 10mL - c) 12mL - d) 15mL What term describes the likelihood of identifying substances present in small amounts in a urine sample? - a) Detection factor - b) Concentration factor 2 - c) Volume ratio - d) Sediment yield What is the technique called for removing the liquid portion of a urine sample to leave behind the sediment? - a) Centrifugation - b) Filtration - c) Aspirating - d) Decanting What is the recommended amount of sediment to use for examination? - a) 10μL - b) 15μL - c) 20μL - d) 25μL What is the standard size of the coverslip used in urine microscopic analysis? - a) 18x18 mm 3 - b) 20x20 mm - c) 22x22 mm - d) 24x24 mm Which part of the coverslip is most likely to show casts in a urine sample? - a) Center of the coverslip - b) Bottom edge of the coverslip - c) Top edge of the coverslip - d) Corner of the coverslip