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spcific gravity   ionic solutes cause protons to be released  
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pH   methyl red andd bromthymol blue  
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blood   pseudoperoxidase activity of the heme moiety  
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leukocyte esterase   cleaves an esterr and forms aromatic compound w azocoupling to form dazonium salt  
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nitrite   diazotization reaction of nitrite  
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protein   precipitation technique, indicator of errors  
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glucose   glucose oxidase  
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ketones   nitropruside reacction  
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bilirubin   azocoupling w diazonium salt to form azo dye  
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urobilinogen   modified Erlich's reagent  
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prophobilinogen   Watson Schwartz test  
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increase transitional epis   uti or transitional cell carcinoma  
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renal tubular   acute ischemic or toxic renal disease from heavy metals  
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oval fat bodies   glomerular dysfunction increased protein and casts  
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increased hyaline   exercise, dehydration,fever stress  
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waxy casts   tubular obstruction w prolonged stasis, chronic renal failure  
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red blood cell casts   intrinsic renal disease, glomerulonephritis  
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wbc casts   renal inflammation or infection, pyelonephritis  
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renal tubular casts   intrinsic renal tubular disease  
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increased numbers casts   proteinuria must be present  
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rbc casts   blood should be positive  
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bile pigmented casts   bilirubin should be positive  
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monosodium urate, uric acid   found in acidic urine  
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calcium oxilate, bilirubin crystals   found in acidic urine  
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cystine crystals, tyrosine crystals   found in acidic urine  
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leucine and cholesterol crystals   found in acidic urine  
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amorphous phosphate, triple phosphate   found in alkaline urine  
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calcium phosphate, ammonium biurate   found in alkaline urine  
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calcium carbonate   found in alkaline urine  
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