Urinalysis 2 Flashcards

(52 cards)

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Anuria

A

Not producing urine

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Ketonuria

A

Excretion of abnormally large amounts of ketone bodies in urine

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3
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Micturition

A

Urinating

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4
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Oliguria

A

Production of abnormally small amounts of urine

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5
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Pollakiuria

A

Frequent small voids of urine

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6
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Polyuria

A

Production of LOTS of urine

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7
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Proteinuria

A

Presence of abnormal quantities of protein in the urine

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8
Q

Cast

A

Building a mold of something

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9
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Isosthenuria

A

Urine whose SG is not greater or less than that of protein free plasma

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10
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Polydipsia

A

Abnormally great thirst

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11
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Urolithiasis

A

Stones in bladder or urinary tract

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12
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Urolith

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Stone

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13
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Crystalluria

A

Crystals found in urine

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14
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Cystitis

A

Inflammation of bladder

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15
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Azotemia

A

Waste in blood

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16
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Normal amounts of erythrocytes in urine

A

0-3/hpf

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17
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Concentrated urine makes erythrocytes what

A

Shrink / crenate

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18
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Dilute urine causes erythrocytes to what

A

Swell

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19
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Normal amount of leukocytes in urine

A

0-5/hpf

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20
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Leukocytes can be contaminates of what

A

Lower urinary tract

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21
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Three types of epithelial cells

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Squamous, transitional, renal

22
Q

Squamous epithelial cells come from where and indicate what in large numbers?

A

Distal urethra, vagina, vulva prepuce ; not significant

23
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Transitional epithelial cells come from where and indicate what in large numbers?

A

Bladder, ureters, renal pelvis, proximal urethra ; cystitis / pyelonephritis

24
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Renal epithelial cells come from where and indicate what in large numbers?

A

Renal tubules ; parenchymal damage

25
Where are casts formed?
Lumen of distal and collecting tubules of the kidney
26
4 things that need to be present to form casts
⬆️salt concentration ⬆️time through tubules Lower pH Protein present
27
What 3 conditions can casts indicate
Irritation, inflammation, and degenerative kidneys
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Two normal types of casts and in what amount?
Hyline and granular ; 0-1/LPF
29
Most common cast
Granular
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Waxy casts look like what
Wider with square ends
31
Crystal formation is influenced by what
pH, concentration, elements from renal activity
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Struvites are AKA
Triple phosphate
33
Struvite Crystal are most oftenly associated with what
UTI
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2 crystals associated with Dalmatians
Uric acid and ammonium urate
35
Normal crystals found in horse and rabbit URINE
Calcium carbonate
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What crystals are found with ethylene glycol toxicity
Monohydrate calcium oxolate
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What is the danger of sulfonamide crystal formation
Stones can damage tubules
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Kidneyworm AKA
Dioctophyma renale
39
Bladderworm AKA
Pearsonema plica
40
Quivering bacteria is AKA
Brownian movement
41
Many bacteria + many WBCs =
UTI
42
What do mucus strands indicate
Irritation
43
2 most common types of stones in cats and dogs
Struvite and calcium oxalate
44
Ammonium biurate develops in what pH
Acidic
45
Amorphous phosphate develops in what pH
Neutral
46
Amorphous urate develops in what pH
Acidic
47
Bilirubin Crystal develops in what pH
Acidic
48
Calcium carbonate develops in what pH
Neutral
49
Calcium oxolate develops in what pH
Acidic
50
Cystine, leucine, Tyrosine develops in what pH
Acidic
51
Triple phosphate develops in what pH
Acidic
52
Uric acid develops in what pH
Acidic