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Urinalysis
Vocabulary
Question | Answer |
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KUB | Kidneys Ureter Bladder X-Ray structure |
IVP | Intravenous pyclogram Visualizes entering urinary track |
GFB | Glomerular filtration |
POL | Physicians office laboratory |
3 steps to urinalysis | Physical Chemical Microscopic |
Physical | Check color / clarity / Oder |
Chemical | Dip stick / reagent strip / specific gravity |
Microscopic | Using microscope To view sentiment |
Specific gravity | Normal body's ability to concentrate or dilute urine |
Urochrome | Produced color of urine |
Turbid | Cloudy / opaque unable to see through |
Clini test | Glucose / sugar |
Icto test | Bilirubin |
Ace test | Keystones |
SSA | Sulfasalicylic - acid Protein |
Supernatant | Clear liquid that remains after spinning in centrifuge ( discarded into dirty sink) |
Sediment | Solid material in bottom of tube after spinning in centrifuge Sediment viewed under microscope |
C & S | Culture and sensitivity |
Culture | Observed for growth and identification |
Sensitivity | To find antibiotic of choice |
Casts | Structures due to accumulation of protein in renal tube |
Glomera lonephritis | Inflammation of the glomerulus |
Qualitative test | Reveal the presence of abnormal results |
Quantitative test | Determining how much of a substance is actually present in specimen |
Keytones | (Acetone) product of fat metabolism |
Bilirubun | Yellow breakdown product of normal heme metabolism |
Bilirubun / elevates | In certain disease Liver dysfunction or dysease |
Bilirubun / responsible | For yellow Oder bruises and brown color in feces |
Cystitis | Inflammation of the bladder |
Anuria | Absence of urine |
Oliguria | Scanty or disminished urine output |
Pyelonephritis | Inflammation of the renal pelvis Most common in kidney disease |
Dysuria | Bad or difficult urination |
Pyuria | Pus in urine |
Urinary incontinence | Inability to control urine |
Hemoturia | Blood in urine |
Urinary retention | Inability to empty bladder completely |
Specimen collection | 10 - 12. Ml urine Label on the side |
Refrigerated specimens | If testing can not be done in 1 - 2. hours of collection |
Lableling specimen | 2 forms of ID Pt name Birthday |
Postprandial | After eatin / diabetic |
CCMS | Clean catch midstream specimen |
Catherterization | Sterile tube inserted though the urethra into the bladder |
Pediatric urine collection | Done by parent |
Color | Produced by a pigment called Ur o chrome Rw-cv-color |
PPM | Provider proformed microscopy |
UTI | Cystitis |
EMR | Emergency medical record |
Catherterization | Extracting urine from. Organ always called sterile |
Random collection | Any time no clean catch |
Postprandial | Used for two hours after eating Diabetics |
Specific gravity | 1.003. Hydrated. To 1.030. Dehydrated |
Hemoglobinuria | When RBC have ruptured and hemoglobin has been released into the urine |
Hemoturia | The presence of blood in the urine with the presence of intact red cells Upon microscopic examination |
Reagent strip | Used to perform a chemical urinalysis |
RBCs | Red blood counts |
RTE | Renal tubular epithelial cells |
CLIA | Clinical laboratory improvement admendment |
SG. / SpGr | Specific gravity |
HPF | High power field |
LPF | Low power field |
U/C | Urine culture |
PPM | Provider preformed microscopy |
QNS | Quantity not sufficient |
Renal threshold | Pt with diabetes has glucose in their urine |
Purpose of CCMS | Flushes the normal flora from the urethra |
Minimum urine for testing | 10ml |
Ketoacidosis | Diabetic / sweet fruity Oder of urine |
Straw / Yellow | Normal color |
Colorless | Very diluted urine |
Dark yellow / Amber | Very concentrated urine |
Cloudy / pink / reddish / brown | Red cells present in urine (Hemoturia ) due to kidney stones UTI /. Or menstrual contamination |
Yellow/ brown Yellow / green | Bilirubun present ( biliverdin ) in liver disease |
Green Blue / green | UTI caused by pseudomonas bacteria |
Brown | RB cell aged and oxidized rust brown |
Black | Melonin / liver condition |