- T or F The sulfasalicylic test is used to detect the presence of protein.
- T or F A refractometer is calibrated using dH2O to a TP of 1.000.
- Which is not normal to find on a free catch from a cat?a. Trace bilirubinb. 1+ bacteriac. Occ. Calcium Oxalate Dihydrated. 1+ Squamse. All the above are normal
- The "stair step" crystal defines ___________________
- T or F Renal tubular epithelial cells are larger than WBC.
- Crenated RBCs are often mistaken with:
- "Bladder sludge" seen in alkaline urine is reported out as __________________
- WBC with the presence of bacteria may indicate ______________
- The range for a fixed USG is ___________________________ and indicates that _________________________________ nephrons are non-functional.
- T/F Calcium oxalate dihydrate crystals combined with mucus causes cloudy urine in horses.
- A solid color change reaction on the blood reagent pad indicates ___________
- Presence of bacteria WITHOUT white blood cells may indicate______
- What is the renal threshold for glucose in cats?
- Normal amounts of bilirubin can be seen in the urine of which two species?
- T or F Foam may indicate the increased presence of protein.
- Thorn apples normal to see in dalmatians describes _____________
- Urine is spun at __________ rpm for ___________ minutes.
- The scale used to read USG is the (0.2, 1.000, 1.300) scale.
- Spiky needles NEVER normal to see in urine describes _______________. Its presence indicated _____________________
- Intact RBCs are commonly mistaken for ___________