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Diagnostics in UrologyVersión en línea Choose the correct otpion. por Gure Telleria 1 What is a urine culture used for? a It is used to detect sugar in the blood. b It is used to detect bacteria in the urine. c It is used to detect kidney stones. d It is used to detect blood pressure problems. 2 When is a urine culture especially useful? a When a patient has a headache. b When a urinary tract infection is suspected. c When a patient needs an X-ray. d When a patient has normal urine results. 3 How is a urine culture different from a urinalysis? a A urinalysis identifies bacteria exactly. b A urine culture is faster than a urinalysis. c A urine culture takes longer but identifies bacteria. d A urinalysis shows antibiotic resistance 4 What can a urinalysis show quickly? a Leukocytes, nitrites, blood, protein, or glucose. b The exact antibiotic needed. c The patient’s blood pressure. d The size of the kidneys 5 What type of sample does the patient usually give? a A blood sample. b A first-morning saliva sample c A midstream clean-catch urine sample. d A skin sample. 6 What does “midstream clean-catch” mean? a The patient collects all the urine from the beginning b The patient collects the middle part of the urine. c The patient collects urine after drinking antibiotics. d The doctor collects the urine directly. 7 Why should the patient avoid touching the inside of the cup or lid? a Because the cup may break. b Because it can cause pain. c Because it can contaminate the sample. d Because it changes the urine color. 8 Why is clean collection important? a Because contamination can produce confusing results. b Because the sample becomes larger. c Because contamination makes the test faster. d Because contamination stops bacteria from growing 9 What information may the doctor receive after the lab processes the sample? a Bacteria, colony count, and antibiotic sensitivity or resistance. b Kidney size and bladder shape. c Heart rate and temperature. d Blood pressure and oxygen levels. 10 How do urine culture results help the doctor? a They help measure the patient’s height. b They help avoid all antibiotics. c They help diagnose diabetes only. d They help confirm the diagnosis and decide treatment.

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What is a urine culture used for?

When is a urine culture especially useful?

How is a urine culture different from a urinalysis?

What can a urinalysis show quickly?

What type of sample does the patient usually give?

What does “midstream clean-catch” mean?

Why should the patient avoid touching the inside of the cup or lid?

Why is clean collection important?

What information may the doctor receive after the lab processes the sample?

How do urine culture results help the doctor?