Question #1Which of the following statements were not true about the data collected in the urinalysis? options are

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Question #1Which of the following statements were not true about the data collected in the urinalysis? options are

. The tests were quantitative

. The tests were not quantitative

. The tests were not performed using medical laboratory protocols (cleanliness)

. Sophisticated technology was not used to analyze the urine.

. Sophisticated technology was used to analyze the urine.

. The tests were performed using medical laboratory protocols (cleanliness)

Question # 2

Choose the following statements that you would expect to observe (or not) in a healthy urine sample.

options are

. Density and specific gravity are noted.

. There are usually no red blood cells in urine.

. There should not be urobilinogen in the urine

. Nitrites and white blood cells (leukocytes) are not normally present in the urine.

. Nitrites and white blood cells (leukocytes) are normally present in the urine.

. Bilirubin is normally not detected in the urine.

. There may be a trace of urobilinogen in the urine. 

. There is usually red blood cells in urine.

Question # 3

Which of the following statements is true of the thief?

options are

. Suspect number 2 committed the crime. The urine sample collected at the crime scene matches the urine sample from suspect number 2 (odour: normal; positive test for glucose; negative test for protein).

. Suspect number 1 committed the crime. The urine sample collected at the crime scene matches the urine sample from suspect number 1 (odour: fruit/apple; negative test for glucose; negative test for protein).

. Suspect number 3 committed the crime. The urine sample collected at the crime scene matches the urine sample from suspect number 3 (odour: fruit/apple; positive test for glucose; negative test for protein).

. Suspect number 4 committed the crime. The urine sample collected at the crime scene matches the urine sample from suspect number 4 (odour: fruit/apple; positive test for glucose; negative test for protein).

Question # 4

What disease might the thief have?

options are

. diabetes mellitus

. hyperglycemia

. starvation

. kidney infection

Question # 5

An additional billirubin, hemoglobin, and microscopic analysis of urine would provide a more comprehensive picture of your results.

options are

True or False