What urinary test could possibly diagnose a Chlamydia infection resulting in pyuria? What can elevate a patient’s urobilinogen level? What can cause a decrease in a patient’s urobilinogen level? Clean catch urine specimens from female patients are frequently contaminated by ___. Describe the appearance of calcium oxalate crystals. Describe the appearance of uric acid crystals.

What urinary test could possibly diagnose a Chlamydia infection resulting in pyuria? What can elevate a patient’s urobilinogen level? What can cause a decrease in a patient’s urobilinogen level? Clean catch urine specimens from female patients are frequently contaminated by ___. Describe the appearance of calcium oxalate crystals. Describe the appearance of uric acid crystals.

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter5: Urinalysis

Section5.4: Chemical Examination Of Urine

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