2805 Cc - Clinifal Microscopy (Reagent Strip)

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Reading time of Glucose Strip

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30 secs

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Reading time of Specific Gravity

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45 secs

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Reading time of ketone

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40 secs

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Longest reading time in Urine Strip

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Leukocytes

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Enumerate all the urine strip test according to their reading time

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Glucose Bilirubin Ketones Specific Gravity Ph Protein Blood Urobilinogen Nitrite Leukocyte

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11th Strip test glucose

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Vitamin C

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Principle of glucose strip test

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Double sequential Enzyme reaction (methyl Red and BTB)

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Principle of bilirubin strip

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Diazo reaction (pink to violet)

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Principle of ketone strip

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Sodium nitroprusside reaction (purple)

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Ketone strip is slightly sensitive to ____ when glycine is present.

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Acetone

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Principle of specific gravity

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pKA change of polyelectrolyte

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Principle of pH strip test

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Double indicator system

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Color of PH strip test when urine is at 5 pH

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Orange

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Principle of Protein strip test

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Protein error of indicators

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Principle of blood strip test

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Pseudoperoxidase activity of hgb

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Produces speckled pattern in pad

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Hematuria

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Principle of urobilinogen strip

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Ehrlichs reaction

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Principle of nitrite strip test

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Greiss reaction

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Color of positive nitrite test

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Pink colored azodye

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Principle of leukocyte strip test

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Esterase reaction

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Positive color for leukocyte strip test

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Purple

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Strip test that uses DIAZO as component in their reagent

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BUL (Bilirubin, Leukocytes, Urobilinogen)

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Kind of uroilinogen strip that uses diazo as reagent

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ChemStrip

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Strip test that uses diazo as a product of reaction

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Nitrite

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Normal value of protein

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Less than 10 mg/dL or 100 mg/24 hours

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Major serum protein found in urine

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Albumin

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Ben Jones proteins coagulates at what temperature?

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Between 40'C and 60'C

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Temperature where bence jones protein dissolve

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100'C

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Value of microalbumin where it is significant

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30 to 300mg

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Strip use for protein

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Micral test

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Principle of micral test

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Enzyme immino assay

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Cold precipitation test that reacts equally with all forms of protein

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Sulfosalicylic acid precipitation test 3%

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Most frequently performed chemical analysis on urine

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Glucose

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Also known as clintest

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Copper reduction test

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Clintest measures the ability of glucose to reduce copper sulfate to what?

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Cuprous oxide

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What phenomenon may occur when glucose level is greater than 2 g/dL is seen on urine

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Pass through phenomenon

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Cloudy red urine. Rbcs are intact

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Hematuria

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+ clear red urine

+ red or pink plasma

Low haptoglobin

+intravascular hemolysis

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Hemoglobinuria

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+clear red urine

+ normal plasma

+ increased CK, aldolase

+ rhabdomyolysis

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Myoglobinuria

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Test that uses 2.8g of ammonium sulfate and is added to 5ml of centrifuged urine. It is a test that differentiates hemogloblin to myoglobin

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Blondheim's test

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Early indication of liver disease

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Bilirubin

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Rapid screening test for urine porphobilinogen

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Hoesch test

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Hoesch test uses what reagent?

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Erlichs and is dissolved in 6M HCL

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Parasites that has an esterase

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Trichimonas

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Cells that do not contain esterases

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Lymphocytes, Erythrocytes, bacteria and renal tissue cells

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12th and 13th strip

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Crea and albumin