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Urinalysis Final Exam Graded A+
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Urinalysis Final Exam Graded A+A black, tarry stool is indicative of - ANS-upper GI bleeding
A cloudy, yellow green synovial fluid with 100,000 WBCs, a predominance of neutrophils, and a decreased glucose is classified as - ANS-Septic
A dark yellow amniotic fluid is caused by - ANS-bilirubin
A false negative LE reaction may be caused by - ANS-significantly increased protein, >500 mg/dl
A female laboratory employee wore long dangling earrings to work and got them caught
in the urinalysis instrument. This hazard is categorized as - ANS-employee-originated
A film badge is used to monitor for - ANS-radiation hazards
A negative reagent strip test for glucose with a positive clinitest indicates the possibility of: - ANS-galactosuria
A patient has a urine with a pH of 7.0 and uric acid crystals. What should be done - ANS-Results should be repeated
A patient with an increased urine volume (3000 ml/day) and a decreased ADH level most likely has: - ANS-diabetes insipidus
A patient with an increased urine volume (3000 ml/day) is expected to show a(n) ______ADH level - ANS-Decreased
A routine urinalysis can provide information regarding: - ANS-The state of the kidney; The state of the urinary tract; Metabolic or systemic (nonrenal) disorders
A specific gravity of greater than 1.040 by refractometer is 1.025 when checked using a reagent strip. The technologist should: - ANS-report the result as 1.025
A spotted reaction on the reagent strip reaction for blood indicates: - ANS-Hematuria
A turbid synovial fluid with yellow green indicates - ANS-infection
A urine refrigerated overnight is cloudy and has a pH of 6. The turbidity is probably due to - ANS-amorphous urates
A urine sample that tests positive for ketones and negative for glucose is likely from a patient suffering from - ANS-Starvation A urine specimen is analyzed for glucose by a glucose oxidase reagent strip and copper
reduction test. If both results are positive, what interpretation is correct? - ANS-glucose only is present
A urine specimen with a pH of 9.0 indicates that the patient should be: - ANS-asked to collect a new specimen due to improper storage
A waste product from a healthy kidney is - ANS-Urea
An ictotest is performed and a pink or red color is observed. How should these test results be reported - ANS-negative
An increase in urinary WBC's - ANS-Pyuria
Anuria - ANS-Complete absence of urine formation
Centrifugation of less than the recommended 12 mL of urine for the microscopic examination will - ANS-decrease the number of cellular elements
Chemical analysis of CSF shows that fluid contains - ANS-Plasma chemicals in concentrations different from those in plasma
Collection of a midstream clean catch specimen will alleviate contamination by - ANS-
squamous epithelial cells
Crystals found in the synovial fluid during attacks of gout are - ANS-monosodium urate
Crystals found in the urine that are associated with disease - ANS-leucine and tyrosine
Differential counts on CSF are performed on - ANS-stained smears prepared from a concentrated specimen
Dilute alkaline urine should be examined carefully for the presence of - ANS-ghost RBC's
Diuresis - ANS-Any increase in urine volume, even if the increase is only temporary
Eosinophils are found in the urine in cases of - ANS-Acute interstitial nephritis
Examination of a CSF shows 1000 WBCs, of which 75% are lymphocytes and 25% are monocytes. This finding is consistent with - ANS-Viral meningitis
Ghose RBC's most frequently occur with: - ANS-High pH, low specific gravity
Glitter cell is a term used to describe a a specific type of: - ANS-Neutrophil
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