Urinalysis Flashcards
(125 cards)
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Urinalysis
Also known as ______ and _____ ,is an array of tests performed on urine
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Routine and Microscopy
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Urinalysis is one of the most common methods of Medical diagnosis.
T/F
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T
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Routine urinalysis includes assessment of ______ characteristic, ______ analyses and a ______ examination of the ______ from a urine specimen.
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physical
chemical
microscopic
sediment
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SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Specimen should be collected by a clean _________ or _______
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midstream catch or catheterization.
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SPECIMEN COLLECTION
The urine should be freshly collected into a _____,______ container with a ____________ cover.
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clean ,dry
tight-fitting
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SPECIMEN COLLECTION
It must be analyzed within ___ of collection if held in at room temperature
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1hr
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SPECIMEN COLLECTION
Can be analyzed not more than _____ if refrigerated at __-___ C.
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8hr
2o-8oC
(2-8 degrees Celsius)
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The urine container may or may not be sterile if the urine is to be cultured
T/F
A
F
must be sterile
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Specimen for routine urinalysis are usually _______ or ______ collection.
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random,or spot
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VISUAL APPEARANCE
Urine is meant to be ______ and ———
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clear and colorless.
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VISUAL APPEARANCE
Color intensity of urine correlates with ________.
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concentration
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VISUAL APPEARANCE
Various colors observed in urine are as a result of ________
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different pigmentation.
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VISUAL APPEARANCE of urine
Yellow and amber- __________.
Yellow-brown to green- ___________.
Red and brown after standing – _________.
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urochomes
bile pigment oxidation
porphyrins
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VISUAL APPEARANCE of urine
Reddish-brown in fresh specimen- _________ or ______
Brownish-black after standing – _______ and _______
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heamoglobin or RBC.
alkaptonuria and malignant melanoma.
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ODOR Ordinarily has little significance
T/F
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T
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ODOR
Characteristic ______ odor of fresh urine is due to __________ ,in contrast to the typical ______ odor of urine that has been allowed to stand.
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pungent; volatile aromatic acids
ammonia
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ODOR
UTI impart a _____,_______ smell to urine.
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noxious,fecal
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Urine of diabetics often smells ______ as a result of _______.
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fruity
ketones
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TURBIDITY
The cloudiness of urine specimen depends on _______ and ________
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pH and dissolved solids composition.
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TURBIDITY
generally may be due to gross ________.
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bacteriuria
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TURBIDITY
Smoky appearance is seen in _______.
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heamaturia
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TURBIDITY
Threadlike cloudiness is observed when the specimen is full of _____.
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mucus
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TURBIDITY
In alkaline urine-precipitate of ___________ and ________
In acidic urine- _____________.
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amorphous phosphates and carbonates.
amorphous urates
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VOLUME
It indicates the balance between ________ and _______ from lungs,sweat and intestine.
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fluid ingestion
water loss
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VOLUME of urine
Most adults produce from ____-____ml every 24hrs with average of ____L/person.
750-2000
1.5
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VOLUME of urine
Diabetes mellitus
Polyuria, oligonuria, or anuria
Polyuria
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VOLUME of urine
Diabetes insipidus
Polyuria, oligonuria, or anuria
Polyuria
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VOLUME of urine
Chronic renal failure
Polyuria, oligonuria, or anuria
Polyuria
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VOLUME of urine
Acromegaly
Polyuria, oligonuria, or anuria
Polyuria
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VOLUME of urine
Myxedema.
Polyuria, oligonuria, or anuria
Polyuria
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VOLUME of urine
______uria–Urinary tract obstruction
Anuria or Oliguria
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VOLUME of urine
_____uria -Acute renal failure
Anuria or Oliguria
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VOLUME of urine
Polyuria –Nephritis,ESRD
T/F
F
Anuria or Oliguria
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SPECIFIC GRAVITY
Normal range for urinary SG is ______ to _____
1.005-1.030.
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SPECIFIC GRAVITY
SG of urine is the weight of __________ in ______ (multiplied or divided?) by the weight of _________
1ml of urine
grams
Divided
1ml of water.
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SPECIFIC GRAVITY
It varies with the ________ to be excreted.
solute load
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SPECIFIC GRAVITY
It is used to assess the state of _______/______ of an individual
hydration/dehydration
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SPECIFIC GRAVITY
Used As an indicator of the ______ ability of the kidneys.
concentrating
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LABORATORY METHODS
Most commonly encountered analytic method consists of a _______,or _________.
This operates on the principle that the ______ of a urine specimen will vary directly with the ___________ in the sample
refractometer
total solid meter
refractive index
total amount of dissolved solids
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LABORATORY METHODS
Unlike the refractometer, _____ measure only _______ and do not take into account of _______ and _____
dipsticks
ionic solutes
glucose and protein.
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Specific gravity of urine varies in pathologic states.
T/F
T
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Specific gravity of urine
Pyelonephritis
Low or high?
Low
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Specific gravity of urine
Glomerulonephritis.
Low or high?
Low
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Specific gravity of urine
Diabetes mellitus
Low or high?
High
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Specific gravity of urine
Chronic heart failure
Low or high?
High
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Specific gravity of urine
Dehydration
Low or high?
High
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Specific gravity of urine
Adrenal insufficiency
Low or high?
High
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Specific gravity of urine
liver Diseases and Nephrosis.
Low or high?
High
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SG will increase about ______ unit for every 1% change in glucose concentration and about ______ units for every 1% change in protein
0.004
0.003
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Fixed SG(_________) around 1.010 is observed in ________ in which the kidneys excrete urine that is ______ with the plasma.
isosthenuria
severe renal damage
iso-osmotic
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PH
Normal urine pH falls within the range of ____ - ____
4.5-8.0.
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PH
Determination of urinary pH must be performed on fresh specimens because of _____________
the significant tendency of urine to alkalinize on standing.
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PH
Acidic urine <7.0 is primarily caused by _______ which are excreted as salts conjugated Na,K and Ca.
phosphates
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Acidity of urine also reflects the excretion of the nonvolatile metabolic acids: _____,_____, and ______
pyruvate,lactate and citrate.
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Pathologic states with increased acidity include: Systemic acidosis- _________ and _________
DM and Renal tubular acidosis.
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Alkaline urine >7.0 is observed post_______.
Which is a Normal reaction to the ______ of ____ dumped into the _____ and then into the circulation.
prandially
acidity of gastric HCL
duodenum
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Alkaline urine May follow the ingestion of alkaline food or medication.
T/F
T
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Urinary tract infections and bacterial contamination can lead to (alkaline or acidic?) urine
Alkaline
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Acidic urine is also found in Fanconi’s syndrome.
T/F
F
Alkaline
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CHEMICAL ANALYSES
Routine urine analysis is rapid and easily performed with commercially available ________ or ______
reagent strips or dipsticks.
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reagent strips or dipsticks
These strips are _______ coated with ________ directed toward different analyses.
Abnormal results are followed up by specific quantitative or confirmatory urine assays.
plastics
different reagent bands
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Centrifuged, decanted urine aliquot, leaves behind a sediment of formed elements that is used for microscopic examination.
T/F
T
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Sediment examination: cells
Evaluation is best accomplished by _______ and then taking ______ of at least _______ for cellular elements.
counting
the average
10 microscopic fields
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Sediment examination: RED BLOOD CELLS
Erythrocytes >_____/HPF are considered abnormalgy
0-2
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Sediment examination: RED BLOOD CELLS
May result from simple _______ / _______ contamination.
severe exercise
menstrual blood
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Sediment examination: RED BLOOD CELLS
May be indicative of Trauma especially from _____ injury,renal/urinary ______, ________itis or cystitis.
vascular
calculi obstruction
pyelonephr
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Sediment examination: RED BLOOD CELLS
_______ + ________ - Infection.
Heamaturia
leukocytes
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Sediment examination: WHITE BLOOD CELLS
Leukocytes >_____/HPF are considered abnormal.
0-1
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Sediment examination: WHITE BLOOD CELLS
They are usually polymorphonuclear phagocytes-segmented _______.
neutrophils
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Sediment examination: WHITE BLOOD CELLS
They are observed when there is _______,_______, or ________ of any type.
Acute glomerulonephritis,UTI or inflammation
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Sediment examination : EPITHELIAL CELLS
Several types are frequently encountered in (normal or abnormal ?) urine.
Due to ____________________ of nephrons and urinary tract
Normal
continuously sloughed off the lining
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Sediment examination : EPITHELIAL CELLS
(Small or Large?),_____ ,squamous vaginal epithelia-female specimen.
Renal epith cells are _____,uninucleated
cells , if> _____/HPF-Active tubular injury.
Large; flat
round
2
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Sediment examination : EPITHELIAL CELLS
______ bladder epith may be flat,cuboidal,or columnar- occassionally.
Large numbers will be seen only in cases of urinary __________,bladder _______ or ______.
Transitional
catheterization
inflammation
neoplasm
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Sediment examination: MISCELLANEOUS
Usually not reported because they are of no pathologic significance
T/F
Spermatozoan-M and F,in Male-________ abnormalities.
T
prostate
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Sediment examination: MISCELLANEOUS
Yeast
Parasites-fecal(_________) and vaginal(________)
Enterobium vermicularis
T.vaginalis
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Sediment examination: MISCELLANEOUS
True urinary parasite –ova of the trematode __________
Usually occur with significant _______.
S.heamatobium.
heamaturia
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Normal urine is sterile with no bacteria.
T/F
T
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Sediment examination: bacteria
_____ Number of organisms OR —— numbers + _____ and ____ symptoms -True infection.
Large
Small
WBCs; UTI
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Sediment examination: bacteria
Clinical significant bacteriuria->___orgs/HPF or10^___ OR > registered on a microbiologic colony count.
20
5
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Sediment examination: bacteria
Most seen pathogen are gram _______ve coliforms e.g ______ and _____
Negati
E.coli; proteus
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Sediment examination: bacteria
Asymptomatic bacteriuria- ____ girls, ______ woman and patients with ——-.
Young
pregnant
DM
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Sediment examination: CASTS
They are precipitated, ________ shaped impressions of the ______.
cylindrical
nephrons
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Sediment examination: CASTS
They comprise ______ ———- from the tubular epithelia in the ____________________
Tamm- Horsfall
mucoprotein
ascending loop of Henle
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Sediment examination: CASTS
Casts form whenever there is sufficient ______, increased ______ or _____ concentration and decreased ______.
renal stasis
urine salt or protein ; urine pH
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Casts should be examined under ______ and are most often located around the _____ of the coverslip.
low power
edges
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Sediment examination: HYALINE
The matrix of these casts is ____ and _______, without _______ or particulate matter.
clear ; gelatinuos
embedded cellular
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Sediment examination: HYALINE
May be difficult to visualize unless a ___________ is used.
high-intensity lamp
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Sediment examination: HYALINE
Presence indicates ___________
Leakage may be temporary( fever, ____ posture, dehydration, or emotional stress) or may be permanent.
glomerular leakage of protein
upright
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The occassional presence of hyaline cast is considered pathologic.
T/F
F
Their occassional presence is not considered pathologic.
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Sediment examination: GRANULAR cast
Casts are descriptively classified as either _____ or _____.
coarse or finely granular
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Sediment examination: GRANULAR cast
Is simply a matter of the amount of ______ that the ________ have undergone.
L
degeneration
epithelial cell inclusions
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Sediment examination: GRANULAR cast
Occasional presence is not pathologic.
T/F
T
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Sediment examination: GRANULAR cast
Large numbers may be found in chronic _____ toxicity and ___.
lead
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Sediment examination: CELLULAR casts
RBC Casts- diagnostic for ______ that results in renal ______ ,seen in SBE,kidnry infarcts,collagen dxs and acute glomerulonephritis.
glomerular inflammation
heamaturia
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Sediment examination: CELLULAR casts
WBC Casts-diagnostic for inflammation of the ______.observed in pyelonephritis, nephrotic syn, and acute glomerulonephritis
nephrons
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RBC Casts-not always pathologic
T/F
F
RBC Casts-always pathologic
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WBC Casts- is always pathologic
T/F
T
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Sediment examination:CELLULAR
Epithelial cell casts- sometimes formed by ____ of ________ after ______.
fusion
renal tubular epithelia
desquamation
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Sediment examination:CELLULAR
Waxy casts-uniformly ———— color, refractile, and ____ appearing, with (sharply or bluntly ?) defined , often _____ edges.
yellowish; brittle
Sharply ; broken
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Waxy casts-
Almost always pathologic
T/F
T
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Sediment examination:Cellular
Waxy cast:
Indicate _____ inflammation.
Formed by ______ in the collecting ducts –CRF.
tubular
renal stasis
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Sediment examination:Cellular
Fatty casts-
(Normal or abnormal?) , coarse, granular casts with ____ inclusions that appear as ________ of different sizes.
Abnormal
lipid
refractile globules
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Acid environment:
Ca oxalate-normal _______,may have almost like _____ appearance.
octahedrons
starlike
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Acid environment:
Amorphous urates-normal ______ masses with a _____ appearance.
yellow-red
grain of sand
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Acid environment:
Uric acid –normal yellow to red-brown that appear in extremely ____ shapes,such as ______,_____, or______
irregular
rosettes, prisms, or rhomboid.
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Acid environment:
Cholesterol – ____ color , flat, _____ plates with _____ corners. may be seen in ________
clear
rectangular
notched
neprotic syndrome
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Acid environment:
Cystine –appear _____ , refractile, nearly flat ______ , somehow similar to _______ .
seen in _______ and _____
colorless
hexagons
uric acid
homocystinuria and cystinuria.
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Acid environment:
List it!
Ca oxalate
Amorphous urates-
Uric acid
Cholesterol
Cystine
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Which crystal found in acidic environment is highly pathologic?
Cystine
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Alkaline environment:
Amorphous phosphates-fine, _____ masses, resembling ____.
colorless
sand
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Alkaline environment:
Calcium carbonate-small, _____ , ______ or ______ shaped
colorless
dumbbells or spheres.
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Alkaline environment:
Triple phosphate- ________ prisms of _____ sides, resembling a “________”.
colorless
3-6
coffin lids
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Alkaline environment:
Ammonium biurates- _____ ,yellow-brown spheres or “ ________”.
spiny
thorn apples
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Sediment examination : CRYSTALS
Alkaline environment:
List them
Amorphous phosphates
Calcium carbonate
Triple phosphate
Ammonium biurates
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SG of urine
Dilute specimen-____-_____ ,Concentrated samples- ___-____
1.000-1.010
1.025-1.030.
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Polyuria = _______ml of urine
Oliguria = _______ml of urine
Anuria = _______ml of urine
Greater than 3000
Less than 500
Less than 250
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______ and ———- an present as pseudohyponatremia
Hyperlipidemia
Hyperlipoproteinemia
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In hyperthyroidism , you can find ____ myxedema
In hypothyroidism , you can find ____ myxedema
Pretibial
Normal
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Growth hormone can predispose to diabetes mellitus
T/F
With reason
T
It opposes insulin and stimulates glycogenolysis
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________ cast is found AKI
_____ cast is found in ATN, pyelonephritis, and chronic lead toxicity
Hyaline
Granular
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_______ cast is found in chronic renal failure
Waxy
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_______ cast is found in eclampsia
Epithelial cells
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_______ cast is found in amyloidosis
Epithelial cell
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Eclampsia: ______,_____, and ———- in pregnancy
Pre-Eclampsia: ______ and ———- in pregnancy
Hypertension ; Proetinuria; Seizures
Hypertension ; Proetinuria
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_______ cast is found in nephrotic syndrome
Fatty casts and epithelial cells casts
