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Urine with the characteristic odor of “sweaty feet” and a positive ketone test indicates:

A positive urine Clinitest reaction can be seen in patients with:

Infection of the bladder is termed:

The microscopic hematuria associated with renal lithiasis is caused by:

The only type of cast capable of polarization is the:

Glitter cell is a term used to describe a specific type of:

To detect the presence of casts the sediment is examined using:

Clue cells are derived from:

Order: administer magnesium sulfate, 6 gram bolus over 25 min, then 3.5 grams/hr. On hand: magnesium sulfate 40 grams in 500 ml D5W. How many mL is required to deliver the bolus? Do not provide the unit of measurement. Only provide the number.

The nurse caring for a client diagnosed with cancer writes the collaborative problem of “altered nutrition.” Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care?