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WorksheetsQuiz_04 Urine Analysis
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
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
