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Total cards: 15•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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words for urination

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voiding, micturition

#2
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what is the purpose of urinalysis

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checks for presence of disease/infection. provides info abt bodily functions.

#3
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what are the properties of urine

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Chemical, physical, microscopic

#4
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What is asepsis

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Standard precautions used in urinalysis. wear gloves, avoid contacting other surfaces with urine, wear lab coat and goggles when using centrifuge.

#5
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What are the collection rules

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Provide patient with container, bring specimen to lab within an hour, urine must be at room temperature to test

#6
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What should you do if urine can’t be tested within two hours

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Refrigerate, add preservative

#7
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Routine sample

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Most common type. Non stérile container. Use for routine screenings

#8
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what is a mornint sample

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most concentrated urine, collected immediately in morning. used for pregnancy tests, urine cultures, and microscopic analysis

#9
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timed specimen

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quantative analysis. analyzes creatine, protein, glucose. specimens obtained at specific intervals, usually 2 hr or 24 hr

#10
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2 hour pistprandial

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collected 2 hours after meal. used to screen for glucose that may be spilled in urine once kidneys reach renal theeshold.

#11
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catheterized specimens

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used to collect a sterile urine specimen. performed by nurse or medical assistant. sterile

#12
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clean catch specimen

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alternative to catheterization, used to detect UTI/dysfunction

#13
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pediatric specimen

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collected in urine specimen bag

#14
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suprapubic specimen

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a puncture using sterile needle. performed by a physician, used for cytology.

#15
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how much urine is necessary for a urine sample

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10 mL