The pH of freshly passed urine is

A. 5.0 B. 7.0 C. 8.0 D. 9.0

The average 24 hours urine urinary output in an adult is:

A. 1200-1500 ml B. 500-1200 ml C. 2500-3500 ml D. 1000-2000 ml

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Q2. Identify Bacteria

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The urine volume more than 2000 ml is termed as:

A. Polyuria B. Oliguria C. Anuria D. Nocturia

Urine excretion less than 500 ml is known as:

A. Anuria B. Nocturia C. Polyuria D. Oligouria

The complete cessation of urine formation is known as:

A. Polyuria B. Oliguria C. Anuria D. Nocturia

The condition in which excretion of urine is more than 500 ml with less than 1.018 specific gravity at night is:

A. Polyuria B. Oliguria C. Anuria D. Nocturia

What distinguishes acute leukemia from chronic leukemia?

A) Age of onset B) Severity of symptoms C) Rapid progression D) Involvement of bones

Low specific gravity is formed in

A. Hyposthenuric urine B. Isosthenuric urine C. Hypersthenuric urine D. None

Urine with fixed specific gravity of about 1.010 known as

A. Hyposthenuric urine B. Isosthenuric urine C. Hypersthenuric urine D. Thenuric urine

Which are the methods used to estimate specific gravity in urine?

A. Urinometer B. Strip method C. Refractometer method D. All of the above

Bence Jones proteinare determine by following methods

A. Heat and sulphosalicytic acid B. Toluenesulfonic acid and electrophoresis C. Both A and B D. None

Presence of blood in urine known as

A. Hematuria B. Blood urea C. Both A and B D. None