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When a nurse is checking a urinalysis, the finding that would alert the nurse to cellular injury is the presence of:
 
  a. slight glucose.
  b. excessive protein.
  c. blood.
  d. urea.
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6 years ago
ANS: B
The presence of protein in the urine in significant amounts indicates cellular injury and altered cellular function. Neither glucose nor blood is normally present in the urine, but its presence is not indicative of altered cellular function. Urea is an expected substance in the kidney.
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