Summary: Laboratory Procedures

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  • What are the methods of collecting a urine sample for urinalysis?

    • Cystocentesis
    • Urethral catheterization
    • Voiding
  • What can the presence of diseases or infections change in urine?

    The presence of diseases or infections may change the color or clarity.
  • How should a voided urine specimen be collected?

    Collect in a dry, non-breakable, opaque container to prevent sample contamination.
  • What does the hemoglobin concentration in red blood cells indicate?

    Hemoglobin concentration in the blood sample indicates the oxygen-carrying capacity of red blood cells.
  • What odor does normal urine have?

    Normal urine has a slight odor of ammonia but has a pungent odor for some pets (e.g., cats).
  • What is the procedure for urethral catheterization?

    Performed by aseptically passing a urinary catheter through a patient’s urethra and into the urinary bladder.
  • What are the benefits of in-house laboratory testing in veterinary clinics?

    • Helps identify diseases and conditions in the earliest stages, maximizing patient care.
      • In-house laboratory equipment requires trained technicians.
      • In-house laboratory testing is convenient because results are delivered immediately.
  • What does a low packed cell volume suggest?

    A low packed cell volume may suggest anemia or bleeding.
  • What does a bacterial infection of the urinary tract produce in urine?

    Bacterial infection of the urinary tract may produce a strong ammonia odor in urine.
  • Within what time frame should urine be evaluated?

    Urine should be evaluated within 30 minutes.
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