BODY FLUIDS EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE 2025

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An HIV-positive patient develops edema, elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels, heavy proteinuria and deposits of Immunoglobulin M and C3

focal segmented glomerulonephritis

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A patient with a history of intermittent hematuria following strenuous exercise has an elevated serum immunoglobulin A level.

IgA nephropathy

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Following ingestion of mushrooms found growing in his garden, a man develops symptoms of oliguria, lethargy, and edema. Many RTE cells are observed in his urinalysis.

Acute tubular necrosis

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A patient whose microalbuminuria has progressed to a 2+ urine protein.

diabetic nephropathy

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An eosinophil count may be requested on urine from a patient with suspected:

acute interstitial nephritis

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A 40-year-old female tennis player with tendonitis is taking large doses of an over-the

counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agent. After taking the medication for several

weeks, she develops a skin rash and observes a decrease in urine volume

What is the most diagnostic reagent strip result in this urinalysis?

negative nitrite

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A 40-year-old female tennis player with tendonitis is taking large doses of an over-the

counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agent. After taking the medication for several

weeks, she develops a skin rash and observes a decrease in urine volume

How does your above answer correlate with the microscopic results?

No bacteria seen

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A 40-year-old female tennis player with tendonitis is taking large doses of an over-the

counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agent. After taking the medication for several

weeks, she develops a skin rash and observes a decrease in urine volume

What additional test might be requested on this specimen?

Urine eosinophil stain

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A 40-year-old female tennis player with tendonitis is taking large doses of an over-the

counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agent. After taking the medication for several

weeks, she develops a skin rash and observes a decrease in urine volume

What is the probable diagnosis?

Acute Interstitial nephritis

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Which blood test result below is used to confirm the diagnosis of acute glomerulonephritis?

antistreptococcal antibodies

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Urinalysis results on a female patient who brings a urine specimen to the physician’s office for her annual physical are below:

Color: yellow Clarity: Specific gravity: pH:

Protein Glucose: Ketones:

Blood: Bilirubin: Urobilinogen: Nitrite Leukocyte esterase:

Microscopic: Squamous epithelial cells: WBC/hpf Bacteria:

What action should be taken?

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Microscopic urinalysis findings with acute interstitial nephritis include all of the following except

bacteria

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In diabetic nephropathy, which of the following solid material is deposited around the capillary tufts?

Glycosylated protein

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Which of the following can differentiate a Cystitis from pyelonephritis?

the presence of white blood cell casts

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Which of the following are oval fat bodies and fatty casts characteristic constituents in urine sediment?

nephrotic syndrome

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The buildup of crescentic formations on the glomerular capillaries is characteristic of:

Rapidly Progressive Glomerulonephritis

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A patient with SLE has the following urinalysis results:

Color: Clarity: Specific gravity:

pH: Protein: Glucose: Ketones:

Blood: Bilirubin: Urobilinogen: Nitrite: Leukocyte esterase:

Microscopic

RBC/hpf: WBC/hpf: Cast/lpf : hyaline RBC,

These results would be associated with:

Chronic glomerulonephritis

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State two reasons for the appearance of overflow metabolites in the urine.

inherited and metabolic

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What is the most common cause of acquired porphyria?

lead poisoning

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Name two physical characteristics of urine that can alert medical personnel to the possibility of a metabolic disorder.

color and odor

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Phenylketonuria is caused by:

Lack of the enzyme phenylalanine hydroxylase

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When performing a Guthrie test

  • heel stick from baby

  • fill in filter paper circles with blood

  • make lawn of B. subtilis on media with beta-2-thienylalanine

  • place disks on culture media

  • if phenylalanine is present b.subtilis will grow

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Which of the following below are epithelial casts are most indicative?

tubular necrosis

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The following urinalysis results are obtained from a newborn:

Color: Protein: Blood:

Clarity: Glucose: Urobilinogen:

Specific gravity: Ketones: Nitrite:

pH: Bilirubin: Leukocyte esterase: Clinitest:

What additional unusual characteristic might be found in this urine?

odor

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The following urinalysis results are obtained from a newborn:

Color: Protein: Blood:

Clarity: Glucose: Urobilinogen:

Specific gravity: Ketones: Nitrite:

pH: Bilirubin: Leukocyte esterase: Clinitest:

What screening test should be performed on this specimen?

DNPH

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The following urinalysis results are obtained from a newborn:

Color: Protein: Blood:

Clarity: Glucose: Urobilinogen:

Specific gravity: Ketones: Nitrite:

pH: Bilirubin: Leukocyte esterase: Clinitest:

What is the infant's most probable disorder?

Maple Syrup Disease (MSUD)

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Select the appropriate screening test result for the following disorders

PKU

Ferric Chloride - screening

guthrie - specific

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Select the appropriate screening test result for the following disorders

TYROSLYURIA

nitroso-naphthol - screening

confirmatory ?

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Select the appropriate screening test result for the following disorders

PORPHOBILINOGEN

ehrlich's reaction

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Select the appropriate screening test result for the following disorders

HOMOCYSTINURIA

silver nitroprusside - confirms

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Select the appropriate screening test result for the following disorders

HURLER'S SYNDROME

CTAB Test

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Select the appropriate screening test result for the following disorders

ALKAPTONURIA

clinitest - screening

homogentistic acid test - confirmatory

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A false-positive reaction for urinary ketones could be present in:

cystinuria

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Match the characteristic odor for the following disorders

PHENYKETONURIA

mousy

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Match the characteristic odor for the following disorders

TYROSINEMIA

rancid

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Match the characteristic odor for the following disorders

CYSTINOSIS

sulfur

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Match the characteristic odor for the following disorders

ISOVALERIC ACADEMIA

sweaty feet

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Match the characteristic odor for the following disorders

MAPLE SYRUP URINE DISEASE

sweet

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A routine urinalysis is performed on a specimen that has turned xxx after standing in the laboratory. The urine is acidic and has negative chemical tests except for the appearance of a xxxx color on the ketone area of the reagent strip. One should suspect:

melanuria

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Inhibition of bacterial growth in the Guthrie test should be interpreted as:

The patient lacks phenylalanine hydroxylase

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Abnormal amounts of indigo blue in the urine are indicative of a defect in the metabolism of:

tryptophan

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Which statement regarding CSF is true?

Normal values for mononuclear cells are higher for infants than adults

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Which of the following findings is consistent with a subarachnoid hemorrhage rather than a traumatic tap?

Xanthochromia

<p>Xanthochromia</p>
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Which of the following can be used to identify a fluid as CSF?

Transferrin T protein

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Which of the adult CSF values in the following table are consistent with bacterial meningitis?

WBC: 2,000/uL

Lymph: 5%

Mono 15%

Eos 0%

Neutrophil 80%

Neuroectodermal Cells 0%

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Oligoclonal bands are significant in the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis when:

They are seen in CSF and not serum

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SITUATION: What is the most likely cause of the following CSF results?

CSF Glucose: XX mg/dL

CSF protein: XX mg/dL

CSF lactate: XX mg/dL

Acute bacterial meningitis

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Which of the following conditions is most often associated with normal CSF glucose and protein?

Viral meningitis

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Three tubes of CSF are submitted to the laboratory. They are numbered 1, 2, and 3 and all show XXX in all tubes but decreasing in amount in tubes 1 through 3. This observation should be interpreted as:

A traumatic tap

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An IgG index greater than 0.08 is indicative of which of the following?

Synthesis of IgG within the CNS

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Which of the following can decrease CSF protein?

fluid leakage

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When collecting CSF, a difference between opening and closing fluid pressure greater than 100 mm H2O indicates

low CSF fluid

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Which of the following CSF test results is most commonly increased in patient with MS?

IgG index

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In what suspected condition should a wet prep using a warm slide be examined?

Amoebic meningoencephalitis

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the diagnosis of MS is suggested by which findings?

The presence of oligoclonal bands by electrophoresis

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Following a head injury, which protein will identify the presence of CSF leakage through the nose?

tau protein

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Which of the adult CSF values in the following table are consistent with bacterial meningitis?

Glucose 20 mg/dL

Protein 50 mg/dL

Lactate increased

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Given the following information, calculate the CSF WBC count: cells counted, XX; dilution, XX dilution; large Neubauer squares counted, XX

cells counted x df / squares x 0.1

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In plasma, the second most prevalent protein is IgG; in CSF, the second most prevalent protein is

prealbumin

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The finding of oligoclonal bands in the CSF and not in the serum is seen with:

Multiple scelerosis

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A patient with a blood glucose of 120 mg/dL would have a normal CSF glucose of:

80 mg/dL

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Given the following results, calculate the IgG index

CSF IgG Index = IgG csf / IgG serum x serum alb / csf alb

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What is the CSF IgG index indicative of?

values greater than 0.70 indicate synthesis of CNS in spinal column

values less than indicate a compromised BBB

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CSF can be differentiated from plasma by the presence of

tau transferrin

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A 55-year-old man is brought to the emergency room in a comatose state. He was found at home by his son and appears to have fallen from a ladder. A spinal tap is performed and reveals the following:

Which of the following would be the most specific finding in this patient for a true CNS hemorrhage versus traumatic spinal tap?

consistent amount of blood in all three tubes and xanthochromic (colored) supernatant after centrifugation

macrophages with phagocytized RBCS inside

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what is the significance of the WBC count count of XX X 10^9/L?

It is diagnostic for fungal meningitis

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A CSF that appears orange should be described as:

xanthochromic

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