CLIA Chemistry / Urinalysis Competency Assessment
Patrick Barnes MA MT(ASCP)
CLIA Chemistry / Urinalysis tests essential skills such as identifying urine sediment and isoenzyme patterns, labeling SPE scans, and more. A review module allows you to learn with interactive questions and detailed feedback, and when you're ready, the competency assessment will document your proficiency and award CE credit. CLIA Chemistry / Urinalysis is also ideal for facilities needing to document CLIA competency for their employees.
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CLIA Chemistry / Urinalysis Competency Assessment Outline
- CLIA
- CHEMISTRY / URINALYSIS
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An increased number of these cells, when found upon microscopic examination of URINE is termed:
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The cells present in this illustRATIOn are:
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The cells faintly seen between the arrows are consistent with:
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The cell indicated by the arrow is a:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements present in this acid URINE:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements present in this illustRATIOn:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements indicated by the arrow in the illustRATIOn:
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Which one of the following CRYSTALS is not found in normal URINE:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements indicated by the arrow in the illustRATIOn:
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Identify the SEDIMENT elements present in this ALKALINE URINE:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT element indicated by the arrow in the illustRATIOn:
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What type of cast is shown in the illustRATIOn:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements present in this illustRATIOn:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Which two of the following CRYSTALLINE elements are found in acid URINE:
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The elements indicated by the arrows are more likely to be seen in patients with which condition:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT element shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT elements shown by the arrow:
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Identify the URINE SEDIMENT element shown by the arrow:
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Which of the following forms of CALCIUM is biologically active:
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The LECETHIN to SPHINGOMYELIN RATIO (L/S) is used to assess:
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Which of the following tests confirms the presence of BENCE-JONES PROTEINURIA:
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Match collection tube colors and additive type on the right with CLINICAL usage on the left.
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Which of the following ANALYTES would not be significantly increased in a PLASMA sample as a result of HEMOLYSIS:
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Which of the following ANTICOAGULANTS will not produce a significant effect on CALCIUM levels in PLASMA:
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IONIZED CALCIUM is most commonly measured using which of the following method:
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Which of the following will give the best overall picture of a patient's IRON stores:
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CREATININE excretion correlates best with which of the following parameters:
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Increased excretion of CREATININE would be expected in which of the following groups:
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Which of the following methods would be employed to collect sweat for CHLORIDE analysis:
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Which of the following ELECTROLYTES is most likely to be spuriously elevated in a HEMOLYZED SPEcimen:
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Which of the following methods is not a quantitative method for the determination of
ALBUMIN:
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Which of the following THYROID function ASSAYS is affected least by PREGNANCY:
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Which of the following is not a component of a basic single beam SPECTROPHOTOMETER:
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SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE activity is derived from all of the following organs except:
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ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE activity is increased in all of the following conditions except:
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Another term for ABSORBANCE is:
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Increases in BLOOD AMMONIA levels would be expected in which of the following conditions:
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Elevation in CONJUGATED BILIRUBIN is most likely to be found in which of the following conditions:
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What additional fraction would be seen if PLASMA rather than SERUM was subjected to ELECTROPHORESIS:
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Following a MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION which of the following ENZYMES will be the first to
become elevated:
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Which of the following additives should be used for the collection of a sample for BLOOD gas analysis:
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Match Increased ANALYTE with the associated DISEASE:
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The most likely cause of an elevated POTASSIUM level in an apparently normal individual is:
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TIBC (total IRON-BINDING capacity) is an indirect measurement of which of the following:
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Which one of the following statements about TSH is true:
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Match DEFICIENCY states with VITAMIN:
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Which of the following is used primarily for the TREATMENT of MANIC-DEPRESSION:
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Which of the following contributes most to SERUM OSMOLALITY:
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Which of the following is necessary for the absorption of VITAMIN B12:
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Match TUMOR markers with corresponding sites of TUMOR origin:
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Estrogen and PROGESTERONE markers are most commonly used to provide PROGNOSTIC information about:
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TUMOR markers are eSPEcially valuable when used to:
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Match the type of automated CHEMISTRY ANALYZER on the left with its definition on the right:
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Which of the following is false about TROPONIN:
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Which one of the following statements about LIPOPROTEINS is false:
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Which of the following conditions will not produce a characteristic PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS pattern:
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Elevation in CSF total PROTEIN may be seen in all of the following conditions except:
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Which of the following is found in PLASMA but absent in SERUM:
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Which of the following BLOOD additives is most useful for SERUM collection:
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Which one of the following statements about SERUM FERRITIN are true:
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Which of the following statement about SYNOVIAL fluid is true:
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The migRATIOn rate of PROTEINS on CELLULOSE ACETATE is primarily the result of:
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PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA is a TUMOR of the ADRENAL MEDULLA that results in elevated URINARY levels of all but which of the following:
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What is the largest constituent of PLASMA nonPROTEIN NITROGEN:
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The measurement of total GLYCOSYLATED HEMOGLOBIN A1c is an effective means of assessing the average BLOOD GLUCOSE levels:
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SODIUM FLUORIDE is an excellent preservative for collecting GLUCOSE SPEcimens because:
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In a normal CSF the PROTEIN CONCENTRATION as compared to that in the SERUM is generally:
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Which of the following ENZYMES is the most sensitive indicator of LIVER damage associated with ALCOHOL ingestion:
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CARBON dioxide is predominately found in BLOOD in the form of:
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METABOLIC ACIDOSIS is characterized by:
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CIRCULATING organic IODINE is found primarily in the form of:
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ESTRIOL levels in conjunction with HCG and AFP can be obtained during PREGNANCY to:
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Thin-layer CHROMATOGRAPHY is particularly useful as a tool in the IDENTIFICATION of:
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Which one of the following statements about ACETOMINOPHEN METABOLISM is false?
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All of the following are sources of SERUM ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE except:
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A SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC scan of AMNIOTIC FLUID may be valuable in the determination of which of the following conditions:
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Increases in the MB ELECTROPHORETIC fraction of CK is associated with:
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All of the following parameters are measured by a BLOOD GAS ANALYZER except:
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Which of the following methods would be used to confirm the presence of BENCE-JONES
PROTEIN in the URINE:
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Match principle with instrument:
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Human CHORIONIC GONADATROPIN (HCG) is used in the determination of:
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Increases in LD fractions 4 and 5 are indicative of:
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RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS is associated with:
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ISOENZYMES of CK include all of the following except:
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What is the primary functional unit of the KIDNEY:
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The NEPHRON includes all of the following except:
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Which of the following conditions is most likely when an OLIGOCLONAL band is seen in CSF ELECTROPHORESIS without a corresponding SERUM peak?
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Match the ISOENZYME fraction with the corresponding peaks on the scan.
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Match the tissues on the left with the corresponding LDH ISOENZYME peak on the right.
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The following LDH ISOENZYME pattern would be seen in:
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The following LDH ISOENZYME pattern would be seen in:
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The following LDH ISOENZYME pattern would be seen in:
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LABEL the scan with CK ISOENZYME fractions:
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LABEL the scan:
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The following CK ISOENZYME pattern would be seen in:
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LABEL the scan:
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LABEL this LIPOPROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS scan:
Ch = CHOLESTEROL,
Tr = TRIGLYCERIDES,
Pr = PROTEIN,
Ph = PHOSPHOLIPID.
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CHYLOMICRONS are primarily composed of:
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LABEL this SPE scan:
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LABEL these SPE scans.
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LABEL this SPE scan.
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This SPE scan most likely represents which of the following DISEASE states:
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This SERUM PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS scan most likely represents which condition?
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Which one of the following are not associated with a POLYCLONAL (broadbased) increase in gamma GLOBULINS?
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LIPEMIA in a SERUM sample is most likely caused by an increase in SERUM levels of:
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Which band on the following SERUM PROTEIN ELECTROPHORESIS scan is not made up of a mixture of PROTEINS:
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Which of the following conditions is associated with elevated SERUM uric acid levels:
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What condition is indicated by the following BLOOD gas results:
BICARBONATE = 32 mEq/L
pCO2 = 65 mm Hg
pH = 7.28
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Which factor(s) are important to consider in the validation of test results on ACUTEly inTOXICated patients:
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Which one of the following SERUM constituents is increased following strenuous exercise:
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A ZINC DEFICIENCY in the elderly is often caused by:
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Most common methods for measuring BILIRUBIN are based on the reaction of BILIRUBIN with:
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Which of the following conditions would be suggested by a marked rise in ALKALINE
PHOSPHATASE, JAUNDICE, and a moderate rise in ALT:
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A CHEMICAL reaction that is utilized by many different analytical methods involves:
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Which two of the following test combinations could best be used to help rule out an ECTOPIC PREGNANCY:
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Match the type of ENDOCRINE DYSFUNCTION with the appropriate organ:
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A URINE SPEcimen which was collected in a dark CONTAINER, stored in the dark, has a pH of 7.5, and whose sample ALIQUOT is wrapped in foil, is most likely being sent for:
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TUMOR markers are general most valuable when used to:
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Which of the following tests would be used in the ASSESSMENT of GLOMERULAR filtRATIOn:
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Match URINE color with substance that might have been responsible:
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Which of the following is not a standard method for measuring the SPECIFIC GRAVITY of
URINE:
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The normal range for URINE pH is:
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The term SPECIFIC GRAVITY is most closely related to which of the following:
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Which one of the following statements about lead poisoning is false:
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Which of the following cells when found upon microscopic examination of the URINE
would be most indicative of KIDNEY DISEASE:
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Which of the following casts might be found in URINE of a healthy individual after strenuous exercise:
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Which two of these URINE elements are found exclusively in acid URINE:
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Reabsorption in the KIDNEYS primarily occurs in:
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BENCE-JONES PROTEINURIA can be seen in all of the following conditions except:
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The primary mechanism responsible for GLOMERULAR filtRATIOn is:
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The renal THRESHOLD is best described as:
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BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION of a URINE SPEcimen from a normal healthy individual could originate from all of the following except:
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Detection of a fruity odor in a fresh URINE sample may be indicative of:
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Which one of the following statements about UREA is false:
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The primary site of reabsorption of GLOMERULAR FILTRATE is the:
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In a patient with ACUTE GLOMERULONEPHRITIS you would expect to find all but the following
in the URINE except:
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Which of the following methods may be employed to definitively identify BENCE-JONES PROTEINS:
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An average adult would excrete approximately what volume of URINE per 24 hours:
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Which of the following would be the most appropriate method to confirm a positive
PROTEIN from a URINE DIPSTICK:
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