Quiz_04 Urine Analysis

Which of the following is a routine analysis test for the presence of ketone bodies in urine?

• Rothera's test

• Gmelin's test

• Sulphosalicylic acid test

• Hay's test

There appeared reddish orange precipitate upon addition of 8-10 drops of urine sample to a blue coloured solution. Name the test.

• Seliwanoff tests

• Heller's test

• Legals' test

• Benedict test

Pattern Raffo’s test is used for detection of ______________________ in urine.

• Bile pigments

• Bile salts

• Sugar

• Blood

2ml of 'X' urine sample was taken, added few drops of 10% sodium nitroprusside in alkaline medium. Deep red color formed in the test tube, which changed to dark orange after sometime. Name the disease 'X' is suffering from-

• Hemoglobinuria

• Proteinuria

• Ketonuria

• Cardiomyopathy

The principle behind Hay's test is -

• When bile salts are present in urine, they lower the surface tension of urine and sulphur powder floats up.

• When bile salts are present in urine, they increase the surface tension of urine and sulphur powder sinks down.

• When bile salts are present in urine, they lower the surface tension of urine and sulphur powder sinks down.

• When bile salts are present in urine, they increase the surface tension of urine and sulphur powder floats up.

All of the following are normal constituents of urine except-

• acetone

• bicarbonate

• urea

• creatinine

A high concentration of bile salts in urine indicate

• incompatible blood transfusion

• kidney disease

• arthritis

• obstructive jaundice

Turbidity in the urine sample indicates

• pus

• blood

• bacteria

• all of the above

Normal pH range of urine lies between

• 2-6

• 4-8

• 6-10

• 8-12

Identify the photograph w.r.t. urine analysis test

• Urine testing mobilizer

• Urine automated analyzer

• Urine testing strips

• Urine testing page