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Which part of urinalysis is responsible for the detection of insoluble materials such as cells, casts, and crystals?
Which part of urinalysis is responsible for the detection of insoluble materials such as cells, casts, and crystals?
- Chemical portion
- Physical portion
- Macroscopic screening
- Microscopic analysis (correct)
What role do abnormalities in the physical and chemical portions of urinalysis play in the decision to perform a microscopic analysis?
What role do abnormalities in the physical and chemical portions of urinalysis play in the decision to perform a microscopic analysis?
- Uncertain role
- Secondary role
- No role
- Primary role (correct)
Which patients are recommended to undergo microscopic examination of urine?
Which patients are recommended to undergo microscopic examination of urine?
- Children
- Athletes
- Pregnant women (correct)
- Healthy individuals
What is the significance of examining urine under reduced/subdued light?
What is the significance of examining urine under reduced/subdued light?
What is the purpose of macroscopic screening in urinalysis?
What is the purpose of macroscopic screening in urinalysis?
Which term is used to describe the detection of insoluble materials in urine such as cells, casts, and crystals?
Which term is used to describe the detection of insoluble materials in urine such as cells, casts, and crystals?
What is the purpose of performing a microscopic analysis in urinalysis?
What is the purpose of performing a microscopic analysis in urinalysis?
Which patients are recommended to undergo microscopic examination of urine?
Which patients are recommended to undergo microscopic examination of urine?
What is the significance of examining urine under reduced/subdued light?
What is the significance of examining urine under reduced/subdued light?
Which part of urinalysis is responsible for the screening of color, clarity, blood, protein, nitrite, and leukocyte esterase?
Which part of urinalysis is responsible for the screening of color, clarity, blood, protein, nitrite, and leukocyte esterase?
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