True or False 1. Creatine is the metabolic waste product of proteins produced in the liver. 2. Test for urea and creatinine validates whether an unknown solution is urine or not. 3. Uroerythrin, in refrigerated urine, attaches to urea producing pink pigment. 4 Bilirubin undergoes auto-oxidation to impart a yellow green color to urine. 5. Steatorrhea is a condition of abnormal quantity of fats in feces due to poor absorption of fats.

True or False 1. Creatine is the metabolic waste product of proteins produced in the liver. 2. Test for urea and creatinine validates whether an unknown solution is urine or not. 3. Uroerythrin, in refrigerated urine, attaches to urea producing pink pigment. 4 Bilirubin undergoes auto-oxidation to impart a yellow green color to urine. 5. Steatorrhea is a condition of abnormal quantity of fats in feces due to poor absorption of fats.

Cardiopulmonary Anatomy & Physiology

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Chapter7: Acid–base Balance And Regulation

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