Urinalysis & Clinical Conditions of Excretory System (ROP)

Small telescope device that allows you to determine the specific gravity of a solution.

• urometer

• tonometer

• Refractometer

• both urometer & Refractometer are correct

The odor of urine can vary according to both diet and pathology

• False
• True

Another term for urination is

• nephrition

• micturition

• uremition

If your urine is dark yellow, it means urine is too concentrated and pet is dehydrated

• True

• False

Glucose in the urine is called

• Glycosuria
• Proteinuria
• Phenylketonuria
• dysuria

The pH of normal urine ranges from

• 7.0-10.0

• 10.5-13

• 5.0-7.5

• 2.5-4

Bladder infection

• nephritis

• cystitis

• urethritis

• anuria

urine leakage, inability to hold urine especially when laughing, sneezing or exercise

• urinary incontinence

• urinary retention

• glycosuria

• anuria

Peeing too much

• dysuria

• anuria

• glycosuria

• polyuria

blood in the urine

• hematuria

• anuria

• glycosuria

• polyuria