Urinalysis - The Carter Center
Urinalysis - The Carter Center
Urinalysis - The Carter Center
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Nucleus<br />
Cytoplasm<br />
Squameous epithelial purple pink to violet<br />
Uroepithelial dark blue blue<br />
Renal tubular cells dark purple orange purple<br />
2. Methyl blue (Loeffler's stain)<br />
3. Cyto Diachrome stains<br />
When such stains are used, it is recommended that both the stained and<br />
unstained sediment be mounted and observed, as the stain may cause<br />
precipitation of some constituents. This is especially the problem with<br />
alkaline urine specimens, because the precipitated materials may<br />
obscure important pathological constituents.<br />
Exercise:<br />
Say True or False<br />
1. <strong>The</strong> number of casts preserved decrease as the pH of the urine<br />
decreases.<br />
2. Presence of RBCs in the urine is always indicative of a renal<br />
disease.<br />
3. Waxy casts are the end stage in the degeneration of cellular casts.<br />
4. Pyuria refers to elevated numbers of leucocytes in the urine.<br />
5. <strong>The</strong> presence of Bacteria in the Urine is determined using only<br />
Microscope.