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book Urinalysis and Body Fluids 6th Edition by Majorie DiLorenzo, Susan Strasinger cover

Urinalysis and Body Fluids 6th Edition by Majorie DiLorenzo, Susan Strasinger

Edition 6ISBN: 0803641044
book Urinalysis and Body Fluids 6th Edition by Majorie DiLorenzo, Susan Strasinger cover

Urinalysis and Body Fluids 6th Edition by Majorie DiLorenzo, Susan Strasinger

Edition 6ISBN: 0803641044
Exercise 34

Given hypothetic laboratory data, calculate a freewater clearance and interpret the result.

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Consider the following hypothetic laboratory data to compute a free water clearance:

• Urine volume in 5 hours: 750 mL

• Urine osmolarity: 450 mOsm (milli osmol)

• Plasma osmolarity: 375 mOsm

Free water clearance:

• The solute free water detached from the blood plasma per unit time.

Formula to calculate free water clearance is given below,

    <div class=answer> Consider the following hypothetic laboratory data to compute a free water clearance : • Urine volume in 5 hours: 750 mL • Urine osmolarity: 450 mOsm (milli osmol) • Plasma osmolarity: 375 mOsm Free water clearance: • The solute free water detached from the blood plasma per unit time. Formula to calculate free water clearance is given below,   (1) Where,   - Free Water Clearance in mL (milli Liter) per minute. (1)

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    <div class=answer> Consider the following hypothetic laboratory data to compute a free water clearance : • Urine volume in 5 hours: 750 mL • Urine osmolarity: 450 mOsm (milli osmol) • Plasma osmolarity: 375 mOsm Free water clearance: • The solute free water detached from the blood plasma per unit time. Formula to calculate free water clearance is given below,   (1) Where,   - Free Water Clearance in mL (milli Liter) per minute. - Free Water Clearance in mL (milli Liter) per minute.


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