Clinical examination of the urine and urinary diagnosisW.B. Saunders, 1900 - 408 pages |
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Page 26
... usually the result of copious drinking . On the other hand , a con- centrated urine usually has a high color , contains a relative excess of the normal coloring - matter , and is seen when too little water is taken , also after free ...
... usually the result of copious drinking . On the other hand , a con- centrated urine usually has a high color , contains a relative excess of the normal coloring - matter , and is seen when too little water is taken , also after free ...
Page 27
... usually in active and passive hyperemia of the kidneys , active stage of subacute glomerular nephritis , and in certain diseases elsewhere in the body , notably liver diseases , acute articular rheumatism , and frequently in cases of ...
... usually in active and passive hyperemia of the kidneys , active stage of subacute glomerular nephritis , and in certain diseases elsewhere in the body , notably liver diseases , acute articular rheumatism , and frequently in cases of ...
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... usually settles to the bottom of the urine glass . This flocculent cloud is generally not sufficient to render the urine turbid . A perfectly normal , freshly passed urine , may , however , be turbid and have a milky appearance , due to ...
... usually settles to the bottom of the urine glass . This flocculent cloud is generally not sufficient to render the urine turbid . A perfectly normal , freshly passed urine , may , however , be turbid and have a milky appearance , due to ...
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... usually pink , sediment . This deposit of urates is most often seen in highly concentrated , although perfectly normal , urines . It may , however , be seen in the urines of disease , as in respi- ratory and circulatory diseases , and ...
... usually pink , sediment . This deposit of urates is most often seen in highly concentrated , although perfectly normal , urines . It may , however , be seen in the urines of disease , as in respi- ratory and circulatory diseases , and ...
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... Usually , a specimen of urine passed at any time of day is acid , excepting after a meal , when it may be temporarily neutral or alkaline from fixed alkalies - alkaline carbonates - which are derived from the salts ingested with the ...
... Usually , a specimen of urine passed at any time of day is acid , excepting after a meal , when it may be temporarily neutral or alkaline from fixed alkalies - alkaline carbonates - which are derived from the salts ingested with the ...
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abnormal acetic acid active hyperemia acute nephritis albumin alcohol alkaline American Text-Book ammonium amorphous amount bile bladder blood globules boiling calcium oxalate calculus carbonate cause cent chloride chronic interstitial nephritis Clinical color crystalline crystals cubic centimeters cystin cystitis deposit diabetes diagnosis dilute diminished disease distilled water drop Edition epithelium ether fatty Fehling's solution fever fibrin filter filtrate fluid frequently grams heat hippuric acid hyaline hydrate hydrochloric acid hyperemia increased indoxyl interstitial nephritis kidney Medical College Medicine microscopic mixture nitric acid normal urine octavo oxide pathologic pelvis phosphate pigment potassium precipitate present prostate proteid pyelitis quantity of albumin quantity of urine reaction reagent renal casts renal cells result salts sediment sodium soluble solution specific gravity substances sugar sulphate sulphuric acid Surgery symptoms tion trace tube tubules twenty-four hours urates urea ureter urethra uric acid urinary sediment urinary tract urine urine containing urobilin usually xanthin yellow
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