10 Questions
What is the primary organic component found in normal urine?
Creatinine
Which inorganic solute is considered a primary component in normal urine?
Phosphate
What makes urine a popular specimen for testing, according to the text?
It contains urea as its major organic solute.
What do urea and creatinine help identify in a fluid?
Urine
Which statement about urinalysis is true based on the text?
Urinalysis involves testing urine with procedures that are quick and cost-effective.
What is the recommended capacity for a urine collection container?
At least 50 mL
What does urine volume regulation depend on?
Body's state of hydration and fluid intake
What causes an increase in color, turbidity, and bacteria count in urine?
Bacterial multiplication
What happens when there is disintegration in unpreserved urine?
Decreased RBCs and WBCs
What is the primary cause of a breakdown of urea to ammonia in urine?
Metabolism by urease-producing bacteria
Explore the significance of urinalysis as a diagnostic tool in medicine. Learn about the unique characteristics and benefits of using urine specimens for assessing metabolic functions and diagnosing diseases.
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