KLUBSY: INTRODUCTION TO URINALYSIS Flashcards
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References of the study or urine can be found where?
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in the drawings of cavemen and in Egyptian hieroglyphics, such as Edwin Smith surgical papyrus
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Who wrote the book “uroscopy”
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Hippocrates
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Who discovered albuminuria by boiling urine?
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Frederik Dekker
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Who published a book about “Pisse prophets”?
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Thomas Bryant
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Addis count
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Thomas Addis
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Who introduced the concept of urinalysis as part of a doctor’s routine patient examination
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Richard Bright
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This is the pigment that causes yellow color of urine
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Urochrome
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Who discovered urochrome?
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Thudicum
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Reasons for performing urinalysis?
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1 Diagnosis of disease
2 Screening asymptomatic populations for undetected disorder
3 monitoring the progress of disease
4 monitoring the effectiveness of therapy
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Urine consists of what?
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-urea
-other organic and inorganic chemicals dissolved in water
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Urine is normally what percent of water?
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95% water and 5% solutes
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Primary organic component in the urine
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Urea
*URganic
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This is the product of protein and amino acid metabolism
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Urea
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Product of creatine metabolism by muscles
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Creatinine
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product of nucleic acid breakdown in food and cells
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uric acid
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primary INorganic component in the urine
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chloride
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this is found in combination with sodium and many other inorganic substances
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chloride
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Primarily from salt, varies by intake
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sodium
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combined with chloride and other salts
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potsassium
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combines with sodium to buffer the blood
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phosphate
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regulates blood and tissue acidity
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ammonium
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combines with chloride, sulfate, and phosphate
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calcium
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a normal urine constituent
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nitrate
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This is the major organic component of urine
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UREA
*URganic
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This is the major INorganic component of urine followed by sodium then potassium
chloride
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What are the INORGANIC components of urine?
1 chlorde
2 Sodium (Na)
3 Potassium K
*ChaNaK
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What are the most important analytes in order for fluid to be identified as urine?
high urea and creatinine
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the single most useful substance that identifies a fluid as urine is what?
its uniquely high creatinine concentration
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What is the volume or measurement of "HIGH CREATININE" to be considered as urine?
Approx. 50 TIMES that of plasma
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Urine volume depends on what?
the amount of water that the kidneys excrete
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this depends on the amount of water that the kidneys excrete
Urine volume
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What is the NORMAL DAILY urine output?
usually 1200 to 1500 mL
*a range of 600 to 2000 mL is considered normal
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This term refers to decrease in daily urine output
oliguria
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This state might progress to anuria (complete absence of urine production)
Oliguria
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What is the measurement of oliguria in infants?
< 1mL/kg/hr
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what is the measurement of oliguria in children?
< 0.5mL/kg/hr
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In oliguria, urine output is measured as how much in 24 hours?
< 400 mL/day
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this term refers to increase in daily urine output
Polyuria
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What is the polyuria measurement in children?
> 2.5 - 3mL/kg/day
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How much is urinated in polyuria per day?
> 2000 mL per day
*other books: more than 2.5L/24 hours
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this term refers to increase or excessive excretion of urine at night
Nocturia
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What is the normal day to night urine volume ratio?
2-3:1
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What is the measurement for nocturia conditions?
more than 500 mL urine
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What is the urine specific gravitiy of those with nocturia?
Less than 1.018
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this term refers to cessation of urine flow or NO URINE output
Anuria
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Sometimes defined as being <100 mL/24 hr during 2 to 3 consecutive days, in spite of a high fluid intake
Anuria
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This has a urine S.G of less than 1.018
Nocturia
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This has more than 500 mL urine
Nocturia
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It has a normal day to night urine volume ratio of 2-3:1
Nocturia
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It has more than 2.5 to 3ml/kg/day in children
polyuria
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this has more than 2000 mL urine per day
polyuria
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This has less than 1ml/kg/hr in infants
Oliguria
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this has LESS than 0. ml/kg/hr in children
oliguria
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DM or DI: Due to defect in the pancreatic production of insulin
DM
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DM or DI: increase urine S.G
DM
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DM or DI: Increase urine glucose (glucosuria)
DM
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DM or DI: Due to decrease production of function of ADH
DI
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DM or DI: Decrease urine S.G
DI
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Urine specimens should be delivered to the laboratory promptly and tested within ???
2 hours
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What are the characteristics of a urine container?
- clean, dry, lea-proof
- with screw top lids
- wide mouth and wide flat bottom
- made of sterile material
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the recommended urine container capacity is ???
50 mL
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the required specimen volume for urine microscopic analysis is ???
10 tto 15 mL
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what is the AVERAGE required specimen volume for urine microscopic analysis?
12 mL
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What are the information to be included in the labelling?
- Px name
- Px identification number
- Date and time of collection
- additional info such as age, sex, etc.
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Urine containers should stand upright and have an opening of how big?
at least 4 to 5 cm
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T/F: Urine containers should have a capacity of 500 to 100 mL
T
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Where must be the labels be attached or written?
BODY OF CONTAINER, not on the lid
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Reject or accept specimen: Specimen in unlabeled containers
Reject
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Reject or accept specimen: non matching labels and requisition forms
reject
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Reject or accept specimen: specimens contaminated with feces or toilet paper
reject
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Reject or accept specimen: containers with contaminated exteriors
reject
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Reject or accept specimen: specimens of insufficient quantity
reject
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Reject or accept specimen: specimens that are improperly transported
reject
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What must be done if a specimen cannot be delivered and tested within 2 hours?
-should be refrigerated or have an appropriate chemical preservative added
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When the urine cannot be delivered and tested within 2 hours AND is not refrigerated and without a chemical preservative,,, what analytes are increased?
-pH
- Bacteria
- Odor
- Nitrite
- Color (darkened)
*PBaON-C
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T/F: Protein/Alubmin is least or not affected when the urine is not preserved
TRUE
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Enumerate urine preservatives:
- Refrigeration (2-8C)
- thymol
-boric acid
-formalin
-toluene
-sodium fluoride
-phenol
-Gray C and S tube
- Cherry red/yellow top tube
- Yellow plain UA
-Saccomanno fixative
- Sodium carbonate
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This is the easiest and most common way of preservation
Refrigeration
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this is an excellent sediment preservative
formalin
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this preservative is good for drug analysis
sodium fluoride
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this preservative prevents glycolysis
sodium fluoride
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Preservatives that do not interfere with routine test
-toluene
-phenol
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this preservative is stable for 72 hours
cherry red/yellow top tube
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this preservative is stable at RT for 48hrs
Gray C and S tube
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This preservative is for automated instruments
yellow plain UA
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What is the component of saccomanno fixative?
ethanol + carbowax
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This preservative is inexpensive
Sodium carbonate
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This preservative precipitates amorphous crystals
Refrigeration
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this preservative is used for cytological examination
Saccomanno fixative
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This preservative is unacceptable for urinalysis testing
Saodium carbonate
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This can be used to preserve urine for catecholamines
Concentrated HCl
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this preservative keeps pH at 6.0
boric acid
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these preservatives can be used for culture and sensitivity
Refrigeration and boric acid
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this preservative can also be used for cytology
formalin
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this preservative is used for Addis counting
Formalin
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What is the principle of automated reagent strip reader?
REFELCTANCE PHOTOMETRY
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These preservatives do not interfere with routine test
-Toluene
- Phenol
*ToPhe
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this is a.k.a polyethylene glycol
carbowax
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what is the normality of the HCl preservative that is used for catecholamines?
6N HCL
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Types of urine specimen
-random specimen
-first morning specimen or 8hr specimen
-second morning (fasting specimen)
-2hr post prandial specimen
-timed specimens (24 hr urine spx)
- afternoon urine (2pm-4pm)
-12hr urine spx
- catheterized specimen
-midstrea, clean catch
-supra-pubic aspiration
- pediatric specimen
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this urine specimen is the most commonly received specimens
random specimen
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this urine spx is east to collect and convenient
random spx
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this urine spx is for routine screening
random spx
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this urine spx can be collected at any time, usually during daytime hours, and without patient prep
random spx
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This urine spx is ideal for cytology
Random urine "clean catch" with prior hydration
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This urine spx is ideal for routine UA
First morning spx
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first morning spx is a.k.a
8hr specimen
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this urine spx is the most concentrated spx
First morning spx
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this urine spx is ideal to test for substances that require concentration or incubation for detection
first morning spx
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these urine spx are often preferred for cytology studies
1st morning spx
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why are 1st morning spx preferred for cytology studies?
because the number of epithelial cells present can be significant
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T/F: A first morning specimen does not always represent a fasting specimen because glucose
from an evening meal may remaln in the bladder overnight, and patients should be advised to
eempty the bladder and collect the second specimen
TRUE
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This urine spx is for glucose and diabetic monitoring and screening
2nd morning (fasting spx)
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this urine spx refers to second morning urine voided after rising
2nd morning
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this urine spx is collected after 2 hours of meal
2-hr post prandial spx
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this urine spx is for quantitative measurement of analytes that shows diurnal variation
timed spx (24hr urine spx)
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This urine spx is used for clearance test
timed spx (24hr urine spx)
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this urine spx is for evaluation of fistulas
timed spx (24hr urine spx)
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to obtain this urine spx, the px must begin and end the collection period with an empty bladder
timed spx (24hr urine spx)
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With this type of urine spx, all specimens should be refrigerated or kept on ice
timed spx (24hr spx)
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what must be done on arrival of a 24-hour spx in the laboratory?
thoroughly mix and measure the volume and record
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What are the solutes that exhibit diurnal vairations?
-catecholamines
-17 - hydroxysteroids
- electrolytes
*lowest concentration in the morning and HIGHEST concentration in the afternoon
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this urine spx is preferred for urobilinogen measurements
Afternoon urine (2pm - 4pm)
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this urine spx is ideal for screening microalbuminuria
12-hr urine spx
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this urine spx is for the determination of urine albumin, creatinine, and the albumin-to-creatinine ratio
12-hr urine spx
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this specimen is collected under sterile conditions by passing a hollow tube through the urethra into the bladder
catheterized spx
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this specimen is used for bacterial culture
catheterized spx
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this procedure is safer, less traumatic for obtaining urine for baterial culture and routine urinalysis
midstrean clean catch
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this specimen is less contaminated by epithelial cells and bacteria
midstream clean catch
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this urine spx is more representative of the actual urine than the routinely voided spx
midstream clean catch
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what must be done before the collection of a midstream clean catch spx?
the glans penis of the male or the urethral meatus of the female is thoroughly CLEANSED AND RINSED
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In midstream clean catch method, these should not be used as cleansing agents?
strong bacterial agents such as hexachlorophene or povidone-iodine
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What cleaning agents must be used for midstream clean catch method?
Mild antiseptic towelettes
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this urine spx type is for bacterial culture (especially for anaerobic microbes)
supra-pubic aspiration
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supra-pubic aspiration is especially used for what?
especially used for ANaerobic microbes
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this urine spx type is used for CYTOLOGICAL EXAMINATION
supra-pubic aspiration
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this urine spx type uses a we-we bag
pediatric spx
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this urine spx type uses a soft, clear plastic bag with hypoallergenic skin adhesive to attach to the genital area of boys and girls
pediatric spx
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When a both a routine urinalysis and a culture are requested on a catheterized or midstream collection. Which should be performed first?
the CULTURE should be performed first to prevent contamination of the spx
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What are the majority use for first morning spx?
-Pregnancy test (because mataas ang HCG in the morning)
- Orthostatic proteinuria / postural proteinuria
- glucose monitoring
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What urine spx is considered as the fasting sample?
SECOND MORNING urine
*considered but not always. Pag wala sa choices, pwedeng fasting spx si FIRST MORNING. but the best answer for fasting sample is SECOND MORNING
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How to collect the second morning urine?
- collecte the SECOND ihi pagkagising. hindi yung UNANG ihi
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2 HOUR POST PRANDIAL specimen's primary usage
for glucose monitoring
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For Bence Jones Proteins, what is the spx used?
24 hour urine spx
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What spx for urobilinogen?
Afternon urine (2PM-4PM) peak level
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for nitrite, what spx to be used?
- first morning or 4 hours urine
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For schistosoma hematobium, what spx is used?
-24 hours unpreserved urine (harr)
- 12-2pm urine (bailey's)
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this is the safest method for bacterial culture
midstream clean catch
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What are the spx for cytology?
1-suprapubic
2- random w midstream
3-first morning
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What are the spx for culture?
- suprapubic
-catheterized
-midstream
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What are the specimens for prostatitis?
- three-glass collection
- pre and post massage test
- stamey-mears (four glass)
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What is the urine spx for glucose?
-1st morning
-2nd morning
- 2hr post prandial
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How was the process for the three-glass collection?
1st sterile container - contain the first urine passed
2nd sterile container - contain the midstream portion of urine
3rd sterile container - contain a urine with prostate fluid (the prostate is massaged)
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T/F: In individuals with RTA, urine is acidic
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Alkaline/Basic
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in the three-glass collection, which specimen can be used for routine UA if additional testing is required
Second specimen
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What is the result if spx is positive for prostatic infection?
if the 3rd spx will have a white cell / hpf count and bacterial count 10x that of the 1st spx
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in the three-glass collection, this specimen serves as a control for bladder and kidney infections and should not be positive for bacteria
2nd spx
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in the three-glass collection, quantitative cultures are performed on which spx?
on all spx
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for prostatitis, this is a clean-catch midstream urine spx
pre and post massage test
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What are the types of four glass specimens?
VB1
VB2
EPS
VB3
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This type of 4-glass spx is for initial voided urine, for bacterial cultures, urethral infection or inflammation testing
VB1
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This type of 4-glass spx uses midstream urine and is used to test for urinary bladder infection
VB2
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This type of 4-glass spx utilized expressed prostatic secretion
EPS
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This type of 4-glass spx utilizes post prostatic massage urine
VB3
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In saccomanno fixative, what is its percentage composition?
50% ethanol and 2% carbowax
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In the 3-glass, if result is positive in all 3 containers,, it indicates what?
UTI
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In this spx for prostatitis, this compare the post massage spx with the pre-massage count
Pre-and post massage test
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In pre and post massage test, which must have greater than 10 times bacteria in order for it to indicate prostate infection?
post massage spx of greater than 10x the pre massage
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This is a.k.a as VB1
Urethral spx
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This is a.k.a VB2
Bladder spx
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In stamey-meares, these are cultured and examined for white blood cells
Prostatic secretions
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How much of WBCs is considered abnormal in four-glass spx?
More than 10 to 20 WBCs/hpf
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T/F: More than 10 to 20 WBC/hpf is considered normal.
F.
abnormal
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This process provides documematlon of proper sample
identification from the time of collection to the receipt of laboratory results
Chain of evidence or COC
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This is a standardized form that must document and accompany every step of drug testing; from collector to courier to laboratoy to medical officer to employer
COC (Chain of custody)
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This type of 4-glass specimen can be used to measure cystitis
VB2
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What are parts of the 4-glass spx that is checked for wbc and bacteria?
EPS and VB3
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The collector adds what to the toilet water reservoir to prevent adulterated specimen
Bluing agent (dye)
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This is the person who will submit urine for drug testing
Donor or client
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Who adds bluing agent to toilet water reservoir to prevent an adulterated spx?
the collector
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the collector adds a bluing agent or dye to the toilet water reservoir because?
to precent an adulterated spx
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what is the MOST common adulterant?
Water
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What is the container capacity in DTM?
60 mL
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Urine volume collected for DTM?
30 to 45 mL
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Within how many minutes or how long must the urine temperature be read?
within 4 minutes
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What must the urine temperature be upon reading?
32.5 - 37.7 C
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What must be done if the spx temperature is not within range?
the temp should be recorded and the supervisor or employer is contacted immediately.
*DO NOT DISCARD. NOTFY!
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