Urinary crystals that appear yellow to Uric acid are: To dissolve amorphous urates, you Warm the specimen to body temperature Nonpathogenic or crystals found Calcium oxalate, uric acid, amorphous urates “normal” in acidic urine include: All of the following crystals can be in A. Cholesterol acid urine B. Tyrosine except: C. Cystine D. Ammonium biurate Abnormal crystals are most frequently seen Acid in a urine that is: Information that aids in the identification of A. Urine temperature crystals includes all of the following B. Urine pH except: C. Crystal solubility D. Crystal birefringence What crystals occurs in two very distinct Calcium oxalate Nonpathogenic or crystals found Triple phosphate, calcium carbonate, “normal” in alkaline urine include: ammonium biurate Crystals in the urine that are associated Leucine and tyrosine with pathogenic disease include: What crystals is associated with ethylene Calcium oxalate monohydrate glycol ingestion? A urine specimen refrigerated overnight is Amorphous urates cloudy and has a pH of 6. The turbidity is probably due to: All of the following affect the formation of A. specific gravity crystals B. pH except: C. Urinary D. temperature Cystine crystals are often confused with: Uric acid crystals Formation of crystals due to medications is Inadequate hydration most frequently caused by Calcium carbonate crystals can be Adding acetic acid distinguished from bacteria by: What results should have testing repeated? pH 7.0 with uric acid crystals The significance of seeing bacteria in the WBCs are present urine sediment is increased when: Yeast may appear in the urine sediment in A. Mycelial all of the following forms B. Biconcave except: C. Oval D. Budding ovals most likely Foreign-service employee Schistosoma haematobium be found in the urine from a: Motility by what is most noticeable during Trichomonas vaginalis the urine sediment examination? sediment artifacts frequently differ Refractility from true sediment constituents by their:
Urinary crystals that appear yellow to are: Uric acid To dissolve amorphous urates, you Warm the specimen to body temperature Nonpathogenic or “normal” crystals found in acidic urine include: Calcium oxalate, uric acid, amorphous urates All of the following crystals can be in acid urine except: A. Cholesterol B. Tyrosine C. Cystine D. Ammonium biurate Abnormal crystals are most frequently seen in a urine that is: Acid Information that aids in the identification of crystals includes all of the following except: A. Urine temperature B. Urine pH C. Crystal solubility D. Crystal birefringence What crystals occurs in two very distinct Calcium oxalate Nonpathogenic or “normal” crystals found in alkaline urine include: Triple phosphate, calcium carbonate, ammonium biurate Crystals in the urine that are associated with pathogenic disease include: Leucine and tyrosine What crystals is associated with ethylene glycol ingestion? Calcium oxalate monohydrate A urine specimen refrigerated overnight is cloudy and has a pH of 6. The turbidity is probably due to: Amorphous urates All of the following affect the formation of crystals except: A. specific gravity B. pH C. Urinary D. temperature Cystine crystals are often confused with: Uric acid crystals Formation of crystals due to medications is most frequently caused by Inadequate hydration Calcium carbonate crystals can be distinguished from bacteria by: Adding acetic acid What results should have testing repeated? pH 7.0 with uric acid crystals The significance of seeing bacteria in the urine sediment is increased when: WBCs are present Yeast may appear in the urine sediment in all of the following forms except: A. Mycelial B. Biconcave C. Oval D. Budding ovals Schistosoma haematobium most likely be found in the urine from a: Foreign-service employee Motility by what is most noticeable during the urine sediment examination? Trichomonas vaginalis sediment artifacts frequently differ from true sediment constituents by their: Refractility
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