Urine sediment

Feb 17, 2013

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Urine sediment

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Urine Microscopy

Urine Microscopy. + Dr. Mohammed Iqbal Musani, MD. Urine Microscopy :. Cells Casts Crystals . Casts are formed within nephron. Casts Suggest Kidney pathology. Casts can be made up of Protein, lipid, cells or mixed. Crystals suggest high concentration or altered solubility. .

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Urine incontinence

Urine incontinence. Definition. ❏ the involuntary leakage of urine sufficiently severe to cause social or hygiene problems ❏ continence is dependent on: 1) compliant reservoir (involuntary smooth muscle of bladder neck)

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Urine Microscopy

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Urine Sediment Identification

Urine Sediment Identification. Penny S. Stevens, MBS, MT(ASCP), CLS(NCA) Sr. International QA/QC Medical Technologist SMILE, Johns Hopkins University. Course Objectives. Review the kidney structure Review rapid chemical tests Identify normal and abnormal urine sediment

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Urine Examination (Urine Analysis or Urine Report)

Urine Examination (Urine Analysis or Urine Report). Urine Examination (Urine Analysis or Urine Report). Collection of Urine for Analysis Urine is collected over a period of 24 hours.

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Urine Analysis

Urine Analysis. 1- Physical Examination 2- Chemical Examination 3- Microscopic Examination 4- Microbiological Examination. Urine Analysis. Collection of Urine for Analysis Urine is collected over a period of 24 hours.

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Urine Examination

Urine Examination. Urine examination. Usually done on the mid stream urine Fresh voided urine The container is clean and sterile (for culture ) The sample must be tested within 1hr . Physical examination. 1-apperance :

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Urine Chemistry

Urine Chemistry. NORMAL CONSTITUENTS OF URINE. Urine. 2A 2U 2C 2P. 4%. 96%. Inorganic. Organic. Water. 8. Organic nitrogenous part: It is also called non protein nitrogenous constituent = (NPN):. It is the principal end product of protein metabolism in mammals.

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Sediment

Sediment. Rock that is broken down into smaller pieces or dissolved in water. Mineral. is a naturally occurring Inorganic solid with a specific chemical composition definite crystalline structure. Mineral.

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Urine Analysis

Urine Analysis. Report. Physical Examination. Color (Pale Yellow) Specific Gravity (1.015-1.030). Chemical Examination. Reaction pH: (4.5-8.0) Sugar: (Nil) Albumin (Nil) Ketones (Nil) Bile Salts (trace) Bile Pigment: (Nil) Urobilinogen: (Nil) Blood: (Nil) WBC: (Nil).

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Chemical examination of urine, urinary sediment

Pavla Balínová. Chemical examination of urine, urinary sediment. Kidney function. maintenance of ECF and ICF volume, osmola r ity and pH of blood, electrolytes levels elimination of wastes (urea, creatinine,…) Glomerular filtration , tubular resorption and secretion occur in nephron.

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Urine Analysis

Urine Analysis. 1- Physical Examination 2- Chemical Examination 3- Microscopic Examination 4- Microbiological Examination. Collection of urine. Early morning sample-qualitative Random sample- routine 24hrs sample- quantitative Midstream sample-UTI Post prandial sample-D.M.

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urine test

Many of these substances can be found only in certain amounts in urine, so their higher or lower concentration indicates disease in different organs. Urine testing (for protein, pathogen, WBCs) not only can help detect and monitor diseases of the kidney and urethra, but also can be seen as indication of liver diseases (testing for bilirubin, urobilinogen) and other metabolic diseases (testing for glucose, ketone).

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Urine Culture

Urine Culture. Urine Gram Stain. Urine Culture Quantitation. Clean catch or catheterized urine Plate = 1000 organisms/ml Clean catch: >10 5 orgs/ml Suprapubic urine Any colony is significiant. Urine Cultures. 1. Plates initially read at 18-24 hr

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Urine analysis

Urine analysis. Macroscopic urinalysis. Is the direct visual observation of the urine, noting its volume, color, clarity or cloudiness, etc Normal urine is typically pale yellow and clear . Obvious abnormalities in the color, clarity, and cloudiness may suggest different diseases.

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Sediment

Sediment. Ocean sediment thickness. Which sediment class contains the smallest particle sizes?. Granule Clay Very Fine Sand Pebble. What types of sediments cover the largest percentage of the area of the ocean floor?. Cosmogenous Terrigenous Hydrogenous Biogenous.

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Urine analysis

Urine analysis. By Dr. Gouse Mohiddin Shaik. Functions of Renal system. Functions of Renal system. Urine collection. Urine analysis & body fluids - Susan king -Marjorie Schaub. Urine collection & preservation. Urine collection & preservation. Urine collection & preservation.

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Red urine

Red urine. Hemoglobinuria Myoglobinuria Drugs (rifampicin),food Inborn errors of metabolism(porphyria) Urate crystals Hematuria Do dipstick,microscopy ( > 5cells/ul in fresh uncentrifuged urine, >3 cells/HPF in centrifuged sediment.

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urine culture

urine culture. Pathophysiology of urinary tract infection. Ascending route of infection is the most common. Hospital infection associated with lower urinary tract instrumentation (catheterization, cystoscopy).

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I- URINE

I- URINE. Physical properties of urine : 1-Color of urine : Normal urine ordinary possesses an amber yellow The color of normal urine is due to a pigment called – urochrome (oxidative product of colourless urochromogen - urobilin , riboflavin, uroerythrine

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