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Why is it important to ask a patient about urinary incontinence when giving instructions for collecting a 24-hour urine specimen?
2
A 26-year-old woman provides a random urine specimen that is reddish-colored, is turbid in appearance, and shows large blood on the reagent strip. What question(s) might you ask this patient that could provide significant information about these test results?
3
What types of casts may be seen in the microscopic examination of urine specimens, and what is their significance?





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