Clinical Internal MedicineL. Barth Reller, Steven A. Sahn, Robert W. Schrier |
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... urine per day by an adult . It perhaps is described better as excretion of less urine than needed to allow excretion of the daily solute load ( the amount of solute excretion required to maintain external balance ) . Thus , the absolute ...
... urine per day by an adult . It perhaps is described better as excretion of less urine than needed to allow excretion of the daily solute load ( the amount of solute excretion required to maintain external balance ) . Thus , the absolute ...
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... urine at night with reduced or " normal " daytime volumes or to frequent , small , nocturnal void- ings . The formation of large volumes of urine at night will stimulate a neuro- logically intact bladder and cause sufficient discomfort ...
... urine at night with reduced or " normal " daytime volumes or to frequent , small , nocturnal void- ings . The formation of large volumes of urine at night will stimulate a neuro- logically intact bladder and cause sufficient discomfort ...
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... urine are essential to accurate diagnosis and proper management . A gram stain and microscopical examination of a drop of fresh , unspun urine will show bacteria or 1 to 2 WBCs per high power field ( 100x magnification ) in over 95 % of ...
... urine are essential to accurate diagnosis and proper management . A gram stain and microscopical examination of a drop of fresh , unspun urine will show bacteria or 1 to 2 WBCs per high power field ( 100x magnification ) in over 95 % of ...
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Renal Diseases Fluid and Electrolyte Disorders | 122 |
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