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Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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A. Terminology
Write the term defined below in the answer column.
1. Inflammation of the kidney (general).
2. Albumin in the urine.
3. A measure of the concentration of solutes in urine.
4. Erythrocytes in the urine.
5. Inflammation of the urinary bladder.
6. Most abundant inorganic compound in urine.
7. Leukocytes or pus components in the urine.
8. pH range of normal urine.
9. Hemoglobin in the urine.
10. More than a trace of glucose in the urine.
11. Ketones in the urine.
12. Inflammation of the kidney involving glomeruli.
13. Accumulations of materials hardened in tubules.
14. Most abundant nitrogenous waste.
15. Excessive urine production.
16. Bile pigment in the urine.
17. Inflammation of the urethra.
18. Kidney stones.
19. Little or no urine production.
20. Most abundant inorganic solute in urine.
B. Clinical Significance
Select the name of the possible clinical condition from the
list below that is indicated by the urinalysis results. Write
your answer in the answer column.
Clinical Conditions
calculi
diabetes insipidus
diabetes mellitus
glomerulonephritis
hemolytic anemia
liver pathology
renal failure
urinary infection
Urinalysis Results
1. Anuria.
2. Pyuria, hematuria, kidney/ureter pain.
3. Hemoglobinuria.
4. Polyuria, very low specific gravity.
5. Urobilinogenuria and/or bilirubinuria.
6. Polyuria, glycosuria, ketonuria, high specific gravity.
7. Pyuria, bacteriuria.
8. Low pH, albuminuria, pyuria, casts.
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