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- 1: Explain specific gravity of a urine sample and how it can be used to determine solute content and thus physiological disorders from a urine sample. 2: given a urinometer determine the specific gravity of a sample.1. After completing hand hygiene, what equipment do you need to process a urinalysis (6 items)? 2. What information should be on the label of the UA cup to ensure errors in patients? 3. What are four different colors of urine and what does that color usually mean? 4. What are three descriptions for the clarity of urine and what does the clarity indicate? 5. Why is it important to check the expiration date of the urine dipsticks / reagent test strips? 6. Why is it important for the dipstick to remain in a horizontal position on a paper towel after being dipped in urine? 7. Why is it important to have a watch to interpret the UA results on the dipstick analysis chart? 8. Where is the used equipment discarded? 9. What is important to chart in the patient's notes? 10. Write a sample charting entry for this UA procedure.How we can diagnose Urinary tract infection? Please briefly answer at your own words.
- Do the respiratory therapist needs a strong knowledge base of urine formation? Explain why?Describe how to differentiate among the various elements found in urine under microscopic examination. Don't copy from chegg or internet otherwise I write the name of source in comment box where u сорyWhat sort of urine sample would indicate that the body has difficulty retaining water?
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- Urinalysis showed albumin, bacteria,white cell and pus. Why are these findings important and how they relate to the diagnoses? What does TNTC mean?First answer the following questions in the space below or on a separate file and upload to this assignment. • What is the normal volume of urine? • What is the normal color of urine? • What is the normal odor of urine? • What is the normal pH of urine? • What is the normal specific gravity of urine? • What i the normal water content of urine? What is the normal bacterial count of urine? • Should there normally be glucose present in urine? • Should there normally be protein in urine? • Should there normally be blood in urine? Now get an unknown urine sample from the front of room and record you findings below. Use dip stick for follow values: Color pH Glucose Proteins Blood Use hygrometer for specific gravity. Now explain your results. Use chart attached to help you with this explaination.A person is brought to the emergency department in a comatose state. The following test results were obtained Blood sugar: 450mg% Urine albumin: Present Urine Sugar: Orange precipitate Urine Ketone bodies: Positive Plasma pH:7.14 ( Normal:7.4) Bicarbonate: Decreased What is your probable diagnosis? What are the further investigations to be done in this patient? Explain the rationale behind each test?
