a positive nitrite test is associated with urinary infection
increased bilirubin & urobilinogen is associated with viral hepatitis
myoglobinuria is associated with myasthenia gravis
glucose & ketones in the urine are associated with diabetes mellitus
albuminuria & waxy casts are associated with renal failure
increased urine ketones is associated with a low carbohydrate diet
WBCs & pus in the urine is associated with pyelonephritis
a positive Clinitest result is associated with galactose intolerance
backup method for pH - litmus or nitrizine paper
backup method for ketones - sodium nitroprusside & NH4SO4
backup method for specific gravity - T/S meter or refractometer
backup method for protein - 3% sulfosalicylic acid
backup method for clinitest - alkaline copper sulfate
backup method for ictotest - sulfanilic acid & Na nitrite
Urine reagent strip (dipstick) reactions for blood are based on: peroxidase-like activity of hemoglobin
The principle of the back-up method for measurement of Specific Gravity is: ratio of refractive index (RI) of water to RI of urine
False negative test results for Glucose with urine dipsticks can be caused by all of the following EXCEPT: detergents
The indicators used in the biochemical analysis of urine for pH (dipstick & back-up methods) are: bromthymol blue & methyl red
The principle of the back-up method for measurement of protein is: precipitation of protein with 3% SSA reagent
The automated analyzer that uses reflectance photometry for measuring the color intensity of the biochemical reactions of urine is: Clinitek 100 series
The principle of the dipstick reaction for protein is: error in the color of an indicator at pH 3.0
The level of sensitivity of the dipstick method for blood is: 0-5 RBC/hpf