HBS 3.4.5: Urinalysis

Which of these is a solute normally found in urine?

• Urea, uric acid, creatinine
• Blood proteins
• Pus (WBCs)
• Red blood cells

What is considered a normal component of urine?

• bacteria
• sugar
• uric acid
• red blood cells

Which of these is a solute NOT normally found in urine?

• Glucose
• Sodium and potassium ions
• Ammonia
• Bicarbonate ions

Chemical analysis of urine.

• UTI
• Urinalysis
• Renal Analysis
• Urinitus

What are two substances that are too large to be filtered from the blood in the glomerulus? (Hint: They are not normally found in urine due to their large size.)

• Urea and creatinine
• Water and electrolytes
• Proteins and RBCs
• Water and sugar

If your urine is dark yellow, it means that your urine is too concentrated and you are dehydrated

• True
• False

What structure releases urine from the body?

• bladder
• ureter
• kidney
• urethra

Which of the following is not part of the chemical analysis of a urinalysis?

• clarity
• specific gravity
• pH
• ketone

If protein, glucose or ketones were present in a urine sample, this could be an indicator of what?

• Liver Damage
• Infection
• Diabetes Mellitus
• Kidney stones

The pH of normal urine ranges from

• 7.0-10.0

• 10.5-13

• 5.0-7.5

• 2.5-4