Exam 4: Physical Examination of Urine

A urine with the same specific gravity as the ultrafiltrate is called:

A specimen with a specific gravity of 1.040 and a 1+ glucose and a negative reagent strip protein is most likely caused by:

The primary pigment responsible for normal urine color is:

A urine turns black after standing,develops a cloudy white precipitate,and has a specific gravity of 1.010. -Based on the information provided,the most probable cause of the white precipitate is:

Specific gravity is a measure of:

The refractive index compares:

Urine specific gravity can be measured by both physical and chemical methods.

Clear red urine and red plasma are associated with myoglobinuria.

An antidiuretic hormone deficiency is associated with a:

A patient that has been diagnosed with diabetes mellitus will produce urine with:

Indicate whether each of the following substances causes clinically significant or nonsignificant urine turbidity: -Radiographic contrast media

Indicate whether each of the following substances causes clinically significant or nonsignificant urine turbidity: -Amorphous urates

Which of the following urine colors and causes match?

Match the following urine colors with their cause.(Some answer options may be used twice or not at all): -Porphobilinogen

Match the following urine colors with their cause.(Some answer options may be used twice or not at all): -Melanin

A urine specimen that turns black after standing may contain:

Urine from a patient diagnosed with hepatitis will appear:

Match the following urine colors with their cause.(Some answer options may be used twice or not at all): -Beets

Matching State whether the following specimens are acceptable or unacceptable for routine urinalysis testing: -A clear,pale yellow specimen with a specific gravity of 1.030

Indicate whether each of the following substances causes clinically significant or nonsignificant urine turbidity: -Lipids