Figure 16.9 Urinalysis test.A Chemstrip urine test strip can help determine lness in a patient by detecting substances in the urine.NormalTests ForResultsOgveproteinnormalOnegativeOegativebloodConclusions: Urinalysis• According to your results, what condition might the patient have?Explain.• Given that the patient's blood contains excess glucose, why is the patient suffering from excessivethirst and urination?• Since neither the liver nor the body cells are taking up glucose, why is the patient tired?• The metabolism of fat can explain the low pH of the urine. Why?16-15Laboratory 16 Homeostasis219

1. The patient has diabetes insupidus , it is a disorder of salt and water metabolism marked by…

Figure 16.9 Urinalysis test. A Chemstrip urine test strip can help determine ness in a patient by detacting substances in the urine hade Normal Tests For Resuts Oegat kocytes negative protein nomal gucose egalive ketones negative blood Chematrip bere uine test Conclusions: Urinalysis • According to your results, what condition might the patient havel Explain. • Given that the patient's blood contains excess glucose, why is the patient suffering from excessive thirst and urination? • Since neither the liver nor the body cells are taking up glucose, why is the patient tired? • The metabolism of fat can explain the low pH of the urine. Why?

Figure 16.9 Urinalysis test. A Chemstrip urine test strip can help determine ness in a patient by detacting substances in the urine hade Normal Tests For Resuts Oegat kocytes negative protein nomal gucose egalive ketones negative blood Chematrip bere uine test Conclusions: Urinalysis • According to your results, what condition might the patient havel Explain. • Given that the patient's blood contains excess glucose, why is the patient suffering from excessive thirst and urination? • Since neither the liver nor the body cells are taking up glucose, why is the patient tired? • The metabolism of fat can explain the low pH of the urine. Why?

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