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BIOL 202 Urine Analysis – Student Work Sheet Name: Camri Grace Unknown #A

Unknown #B

Unknown #C Bright Straw colored

Unknown #D Brownish/ambe r

Color

Yellow

Yellow

Transparency

Clear

Cloudy

Clear

cloudy

Glucose

Negative

2000+

Negative

500+

Bilirubin

Negative

Negative

Negative

Negative

Ketone

Negative

Negative

Negative

Negative

Specific Gravity

1.010

1.005

1.000

1.000

Blood

Negative

Negative

Negative

trace

pH

6

7.5

8.5

8

Protein

300+

Negative

Negative

300+

Urobilinogen

Normal .2

Normal .2

Normal .2

Normal .2

Nitrite

Negative

Negative

Negative

Negative

Leucocytes

Negative

negative

Negative

trace

Answer the following based on your observations in the table above

Unknown A (6 pH, 300+ protein): proteinuria is when a person has an excess amount of protein in the urine, this could be a sign of kidney disease. The pH is slightly more acidic but still in a normal range, meaning there is just too much protein in the urine.

Unknown B (cloudy, 2000+ glucose) : glucosuria due to the amount of glucose in the urine because the renal tubule could not absorb it all. This person most likely also has diabetes and hyperglycemia shown by the cloudiness of the urine and the glucose in it.

Unknown C(bright, 8.5 pH): Because the pH is so high, we can assume this patient as a UTI, the high alkaline level usually means there is a bacteria infection.

Unknown D(amber, cloudy, 500+ glucose, trace of blood and leukocytes, 300+ protein): This patient has a number of different conditions. They definitely have a UTI based on the high pH, amber color, and traces of blood and leukocytes. This patient also can be diagnosed with diabetes and or hyperglycemia, and proteinuria based on the urine test....