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EOC Exercises - Using Terminology
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The process of collecting urine by inserting a tube through the urethra into the bladder:
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The urine specimen collected as soon as the patient first arises in the morning:
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The urine specimen that requires the patient to clean the urethral area and collect the urine from the middle part of a single urination:
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The urine specimen taken after meals to check for glucose:
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The urine specimen collected as needed at any time of day or night:
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The area of the body immediately surrounding the rectum and urethra:
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The specimen collected at home by the patient over a 24-hour period:
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The urine test that requires a sterile container:
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The disease characterized by glucose and ketones in the urine:
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The container used to collect urine specimens from infants and young children:





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