You receive a urine in the laboratory for routine urinalysis…

You receive a urine in the laboratory for routine urinalysis testing. Using a refractometer, the specific gravity is determined to be 1.030. The chemical examination of urine is completed and shows a glucose reading of 100g, 3+ ketones, and 2 EU of urobilinogen. What is the appropriate next step?

Given the following information, calculate the cell count: A…

Given the following information, calculate the cell count: A clear CSF specimen is sent to the laboratory for analysis. The technician uses a Neubauer hemocytometer and counts a total of 15 red blood cells in the 5 large squares. The specimen was undiluted and the volume of one large Neubauer square =0.1mm2