The Specimen of Choice for Routine Urinalysis Is the First

question 34

Multiple Choice

The specimen of choice for routine urinalysis is the first morning urine because it:

• A) Has a high volume
• B) Is produced while the body is in a resting state
• C) Is more dilute to prevent false-positive reactions
• D) Is more concentrated to better detect abnormalities

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Definitions:

Stomata

Tiny openings on the surfaces of leaves and stems that allow for gas exchange.

Humid Areas

Regions characterized by a high level of moisture in the air, often leading to a moist climate.

Adaptive

Characterized by or pertaining to adjustments or changes in behavior, physiology, or structure in response to changes in the environment, enhancing survival and reproductive success.

Carbon Dioxide

This is a gas without color or scent, formed from the combustion of carbon and organic substances as well as from the act of breathing, utilized by plants in the process of photosynthesis.