5. The results of a urinalysis indicate the presence of the substances listed below. Complete the table below with information about what the presence of each might indicate. In other words, the presence of each of these substances in the urine could indicate what? Test/Result lucose Interpretation

5. The results of a urinalysis indicate the presence of the substances listed below. Complete the table below with information about what the presence of each might indicate. In other words, the presence of each of these substances in the urine could indicate what? Test/Result lucose Interpretation

Biology 2e

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Chapter41: Osmotic Regulation And Excretion

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5. The results of a urinalysis indicate the presence of the substances listed below. Complete the
table below with information about what the presence of each might indicate. In other words,
the presence of each of these substances in the urine could indicate what?
Test/Result
Glucose
States)
Ketones
Nitrites
Protein
Red blood cells
White blood cells (leukocyte
esterase)
4
F4
R
65
T
6
F6
Y
&
7
Interpretation
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Focus
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