Fundamentals of Urine and Body Fluid Analysis

431 Pages·2016·33.91 MB·English

by  Nancy A.

QUICK GUIDE TO FIGURES
Cystine 7.80 46-47
Indinavirsulfate 7.88 50
Blood Cells (medication)
(6)-8 Phosphate,calcium 7.73,7.74,7.75 54-57
Figure(chapter. Image (cid:3)7 Phosphate,amorphous 7.71
CellType number) Gallery# Phosphate,magnesium 7.76 58
Redbloodcells 7.13,7.14,7.15,(7.17, 5,7,8,11, Phosphate,triple 7.72 51-53
7.23,7.26,7.27, (46),74,77, Carbonate,calcium (7.74),7.78 41
7.32,7.46,7.80, 83,(87,88, Ammoniumbiurate (7.74),7.77 39
7.92) 90)
(),Numbersinparenthesesindicatespresencebutnotthepredominant
DysmorphicRBCs 7.14,7.15,Table7.5 8
elementinimage.
Whitebloodcells 7.6,7.9,7.13,7.16, 1,4,9,10,11,
*ApproximatepHvalueorrange.
7.17,7.18,7.19, (67)
7.20,7.21,7.22,
Epithelial Cells
(7.23,7.25),7.92,
(7.93,7.94),7.95 CellType Figure(chapter.number) ImageGallery#
Macrophages 7.22
Squamous 7.4,7.10,(7.16),7.24,7.25, (9,11),66-68
(),Numbersinparenthesesindicatespresencebutnotthepredominant 7.26,7.98
elementinimage. Cluecells 7.98,13.4 66
Transitional 7.27,7.28 68-70,72
Casts Renal 7.5,7.20,7.30,7.31,7.32 72-74,78
Decoycells 7.29
Figure(chapter.
Type number) ImageGallery# (),Numbersinparenthesesindicatespresencebutnotthepredominant
elementinimage.
Hyaline 7.34,7.35,7.37, 31-33(36)
7.41,7.42,7.50,
Fat
7.58,(7.102,
7.108),(18.12) Element Figure(chapter.number) ImageGallery#
Granular 7.38,7.39,7.40, 25-30
Freefat 7.11 (75-76,80)
7.44,7.47,7.50,
globules
7.51,7.56
Fattycasts—
Cellular
seeCasts
RBC 7.45,7.46 (18),19,20,21
Ovalfatbodies 7.7,7.23,7.33,(7.84,A) 24,76-81
WBC 7.48 17,18
7.104,7.105
Renalepithelialcell 7.49,7.57 13-16,24
Mixedcell 7.40 12,17,18 (),Numbersinparenthesesindicatespresencebutnotthepredominant
Waxy 7.12,7.36,7.38, 34-38 elementinimage.
7.39,7.43,7.44,
7.58,18.21 Microorganisms (alphabetical order)
Fatty 7.52,7.53,7.86 22-24,75,76,80
Crystalline 7.54,7.55 Figure(chapter.
Organism number) ImageGallery#
(),Numbersinparenthesesindicatespresencebutnotthepredominant
Bacteria 7.8,7.92,13.1,13.3 68,82-83,(87,95)
elementinimage. Giardialamblia 7.100
Pinwormeggs 7.99
Crystals (according to pH)
Schistosoma 7.101
haematobium
Figure Image
pH* Crystal (chapter.number) Gallery# Trichomonads 7.96,7.97,13.7 84,85,86
Yeastand/or (7.13,7.16,7.17), 48,87,88,89,90
<5.7 Uricacid 7.63,7.64,7.65, (49),61-64
pseudohyphae 7.93,7.94,7.95
7.66,7.67
(cid:1)5.8 2,8-Dihydroxyadenine 7.83 (),Numbersinparenthesesindicatespresencebutnotthepredominant
(cid:1)7 Urates,amorphous 7.60 elementinimage.
Urate,monosodium 7.62 60
Urates,acid 7.61 59 Miscellaneous Elements
Bilirubin 7.79 40
Cholesterol 7.84,7.85,7.86 45 Element Figure(chapter.number) ImageGallery#
Leucine 7.82 Hemosiderin 7.106 91,92
Tyrosine 7.81 Mucus (7.24,7.34,7.35,7.37,7.41), 93
Radiographiccontrast 7.91 65 7.102,(18.12)
media Fibers 7.59,7.108,18.12 2,3
Ampicillin(medication) 7.87 Sperm 7.107 (80),94,95
Sulfonamides 7.89,7.90 48-49 Starch 7.109,7.110 6
(medication)
(),Numbersinparenthesesindicatespresencebutnotthepredominant
5-8 Calciumoxalate (7.55),7.68, 42-44
elementinimage.
7.69,7.70
Fundamentals of
URINE &
BODY FLUID
ANALYSIS
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Fundamentals of
URINE &
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R E V I E W E R S
Keith G.Bellinger, PBT(ASCP), BA Haywood B.Joiner,Jr., EdD, MT(ASCP)
Medical Technologist Chair, Department of Allied Health
VANJ Healthcare System Louisiana State University
East Orange, New Jersey Alexandria, Louisiana
Assistant Professor of Phlebotomy
Rutgers University Amy Kapanka, MS, MT(ASCP)SC
Newark, NewJersey MLT Program Director
HawkeyeCommunity College
MichelleBriski,MEd, MT(ASCP) Waterloo, Iowa
MLT Program Director
Saint Paul College Christine M.Nebocat, MS,MT(ASCP)CM
Saint Paul, Minnesota Assistant Professor
Farmingdale State College
Cathy Crawford, MT(ASCP) Farmingdale, New York
Clinical Instructor
MountAloysiusCollege MicheleB.Zitzmann, MHS, MLS(ASCP)
Cresson,Pennsylvania Associate Professor
LSUHSCDepartment of Clinical LaboratorySciences
Stephen M.Johnson,MS, MT(ASCP) New Orleans, Louisiana
Program Director
Saint Vincent HospitalSchool of Medical Technology
Erie, Pennsylvania
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