1. Give the clinical significance of detecting the following parameters in the urine. Parameter Result Clinical Significance a. pH b. protein c. glucose d. ketones e. blood f. bilirubin g. urobilinogen h. nitrite i leukocyte esterase j. specific gravity

1. Give the clinical significance of detecting the following parameters in the urine. Parameter Result Clinical Significance a. pH b. protein c. glucose d. ketones e. blood f. bilirubin g. urobilinogen h. nitrite i leukocyte esterase j. specific gravity

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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1. Give the clinical significance of detecting the following parameters in the urine

1. Give the dlinical significance of detecting the following parameters in the urine.
Parameter
Result
Clinical Significance
a. pH
b. protein
c. glucose
d. ketones
e. blood
f. bilirubin
g. urobilinogen
h. nitrite
| leukocyte
esterase
j. specific gravity

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