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Biochemical Tests Used to Assess Renal Function
play a crucial role in energy production, protein synthesis, and are subject to catabolism, leading to the formation of ammonia. The liver, in the Krebs urea cycle, transforms this ammonia into urea. Given the toxicity of ammonia, its conversion to urea...
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Urinalysis: Physical Examination and Interpretation
aroma, owing to the presence of volatile organic acids. Upon standing, a shift occurs, and the odor transitions to an ammoniacal scent, a result of bacterial decomposition of urea into ammonia. Various abnormal odors may be indicative of specific...
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Tests for Detection of Ketones in Urine
with ammonium sulfate. Introduce a small crystal of sodium nitroprusside and ensure thorough mixing. Gradually add liquor ammonia along the side of the test tube to create a layered effect. Observe for an immediate formation of a distinct purple...
By Dayyal Dg.
