After almost completing her clinical rotation in urinalysis, a medical technology student decided to test her...

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After almost completing her clinical rotation in urinalysis, a medical technology student decided to test her urine. The following are the results of a first morning specimen: Results Physical Color: yellow Clarity: clear squamous Chemical Exam Gluc: Bilik Ket Sp. Grav. Blood: PH: Pro: UBG: Nitr: Leuk Est: neg neg neg 1.022 5.5 neg norm neg neg Confirmatory tests neg 1.Circle any abnormal or discrepant findings 4.What type of disease would be characterized by this urinalysis? Microscopic Exam 5.Is this patient exhibiting renal or urinary tract disease? RBCS: rare/hpf WBCs: 2-5/hpf Cast: 10-20 hyaline Crystals: uric acid Epith: Rare Rare renal 2. What would you expect to find in the microscopic based on the chemical and physical properties? 3. If casts are present, shouldn't the protein test be positive? Why or why not? Bacteria: Occ After almost completing her clinical rotation in urinalysis, a medical technology student decided to test her urine. The following are the results of a first morning specimen: Results Physical Color: yellow Clarity: clear squamous Chemical Exam Gluc: Bilik Ket Sp. Grav. Blood: PH: Pro: UBG: Nitr: Leuk Est: neg neg neg 1.022 5.5 neg norm neg neg Confirmatory tests neg 1.Circle any abnormal or discrepant findings 4.What type of disease would be characterized by this urinalysis? Microscopic Exam 5.Is this patient exhibiting renal or urinary tract disease? RBCS: rare/hpf WBCs: 2-5/hpf Cast: 10-20 hyaline Crystals: uric acid Epith: Rare Rare renal 2. What would you expect to find in the microscopic based on the chemical and physical properties? 3. If casts are present, shouldn't the protein test be positive? Why or why not? Bacteria: Occ

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