Urine Sediment
Chemical UA
Physical UA
Hemostasis
Blood Chems
100
Crystals are recorded as:
A word
100
True or false: Reagent strips are accurate for determining urine specific gravity.
False
100
Hemoglobin pigment in urine is called:
Hemoglobinuria
100
The anticoagulant for coagulation tests is:
Citrate
100
Enzyme associated with cholestasis
Alkaline phosphatase
200
Bacteria in a urine sample is significant if urine is collected by:
Cystocentesis
200
The normal specific gravity for urine in dogs is:
1.030
200
The aPTT test evaluates the:
Intrinsic coagulation pathway
200
"Clot tubes" or tubes that DO NOT contain an additive have ____tops.
Red
300
Mucus in urine is normal in the:
Horse
300
Bacteria in urine will cause the pH to_____.
Increase
300
___________urine contains chunks or particles.
Flocculant
300
Increased number of large platelets can indicate:
Increased output from bone marrow
300
Decreased levels of this analyte is associated with edema and ascites
Albumin
400
Struvite (triple phosphate) crystals are often found in urine with which pH?
Alkaline
400
______________may be oxidized on exposure to light and the sample should be protected from light to prevent false negative results.
Bilirubin
400
Casts in urine can dissolve if the pH is________.
High (alkaline)
400
The "labby" word for decreased platelets.
Thrombocytopenia
400
Liver enzyme increased with hepatocellular damage, resulting in leakage of enzyme from the damaged cell.
ALT
500
Epithelial cell found in urine that is large, with angular bodies and small nuclei:
Squamous epithelial cells
500
Urine chemical most commonly seen in conjunction with glucosuria as a complication of diabetes mellitus
Ketonuria
500
Refrigeration can cause a change in what part(s) of the physical urinalysis?
Specific gravity (and clarity)
500
Determine the direct platelet estimate if you see 23 platelets per field.
460,000/uL
500
The most common cause of ___________is collection of a blood sample after the patient has eaten.
Lipemia
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