Based on the following results, classify the synovial fluid. Volume: 5 mLColor: RedViscosity: DecreasedWBC Count: 7114/uLGlucose: 100 mg/dLP-SF Glucose Difference: 12 mg/dLGram Stain & Culture: Negative
A 73-year-old male presented to his primary care provider wi…
A 73-year-old male presented to his primary care provider with a long-standing history of asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a new onset of generalized edema, and increased fatigue. FE 1CS(12).jpg Which element(s) of the chemical exam is(are) most significant in suggesting the source of the patients symptoms?
Which of the following structures found in the urine sedimen…
Which of the following structures found in the urine sediment is most indicative of cystitis?
A urine specimen has the following physical characteristics…
A urine specimen has the following physical characteristics and reactions on reagent strip: FE 1.jpg What can be concluded from these results?
Define the osmotic diarrhea mechanism.
Define the osmotic diarrhea mechanism.
A patient consistently has a specific gravity between 1.002-…
A patient consistently has a specific gravity between 1.002-1.005 this would indicate which of the following?
Uric acid is a byproduct of:
Uric acid is a byproduct of:
Based on the following results, what is the most likely diag…
Based on the following results, what is the most likely diagnosis? CSF WBC Count: 233 WBCs/uL CSF WBC Differential: 88% Lymphocytes CSF Glucose: 57 mg/dL CSF Protein: 136 mg/dL
What is another name for hydrostatic pressure?
What is another name for hydrostatic pressure?
Based on the following results, classify the synovial fluid….
Based on the following results, classify the synovial fluid. Volume: 5 mLColor: RedViscosity: DecreasedWBC Count: 7114/uLGlucose: 100 mg/dLP-SF Glucose Difference: 12 mg/dLGram Stain & Culture: Negative