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Urinalysis Body Fluids Midterm Exam
- Questions and Answers (100%
Pass)
List major organic chemical constituents of urine.


✓ Urea (1/2 of dissolved solids) and creatinine




List three major inorganic chemical constituents of urine.


✓ chloride, sodium, and potassium




What determines whether a questionable fluid is urine.


✓ presence of Urea and creatinine




Recognize normal daily urine volumes.


✓ Average daily urine output of 1200 mL

✓ Usual daily volume = 1200 to 1500 mL

✓ Normal range = 600 to 2000 mL




Describe the correct methodology for labeling urine specimens.




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✓ Information on label

✓ Patient's name, ID number, date, time

✓ Additional information: age, location, health-care provider's name

✓ Place label on container, not lid

✓ Requisition form




State possible reasons why a laboratory would reject a urine specimen.


✓ -Specimens in unlabeled containers

✓ -Nonmatching labels and requisition forms

✓ -Specimens contaminated with feces or toilet paper

✓ -Containers with contaminated exteriors

✓ -Specimens of insufficient quantity

✓ -Specimens that have been improperly transported




List changes that may take place in a urine specimen that remains at room

temperature for more than 2 hours.


✓ Increased: color, turbidity, pH, nitrite, bacteria, odor

✓ Decreased: glucose, ketones, bilirubin, urobilinogen, RBCs, WBCs, casts




Discuss the actions of bacteria on an unpreserved urine specimen.


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✓ Most problems are caused by bacterial multiplication:

✓ Decrease in clarity, glucose, ketones, bilirubin, urobilinogen, mood

cells, trichomonas

✓ Increase in odor, pH, nitrile, bacteria




Methods for preserving urine specimens


✓ -Routine is refrigeration at 2°C to 8°C

✓ -Ideal chemical preservative is bactericidal: inhibits urease and

preserves formed elements




Instruct a patient in the correct procedure for collecting the following

specimens: random


✓ -Most common type received

✓ -Routine screening for obvious abnormalities

✓ -May be collected at any time




Instruct a patient in the correct procedure for collecting the following

specimens: first morning




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✓ -Ideal screening specimen

✓ -More concentrated than a random specimen

✓ -Use for orthostatic protein confirmation and urine pregnancy tests




Instruct a patient in the correct procedure for collecting the following

specimens: fasting specimen


✓ -Actually is second specimen voided, collected after the first morning

specimen

✓ -Recommended for glucose monitoring




Instruct a patient in the correct procedure for collecting the following

specimens: 24-h timed


✓ -Carefully timed specimen will produce accurate quantitative results

✓ -The patient must remain adequately hydrated during short collection

period

✓ -Good for diurnal variation solutes

✓ -Accurate timing is critical for accurate results




Instruct a patient in the correct procedure for collecting the following

specimens: 2 hour postprandial




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