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state of motioninertia is the tendency of an object to resist alters in its state of motionstate of motion of an object is described by its velocity
explain the microscopical examination of urineby microscopical examination the pus cells rbc and cast cells are found if the infection is present
mass as a measure of the amount of inertiaall objects resist alters in their state of motion because they have inertia however some objects have more
explain ketonesthe ketone bodies accumulate in the blood in impaired glucose metabolism as in starvation and diabetes mellitus the high levels of
explain the amount of glucose in urinedetectable amount of glucose is only found in the urine when the blood level exceeds a certain threshold value
inertia the resistance an object has to a alter in its state of motionnewtons first law of motion declares that force is not required to keep an
inertia and massnewtons 1st law of motion describes that an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the similar
define albumin in the urinealbumin in the urine generally means leaking of the plasma albumin through the inflamed renal glomerulus
specific gravity and ph of urine normally the first morning urine has a specific gravity of 1015 to 1020 normal urine is usually slightly acidic
define volume of urine - general examination of urinevolume measurement of the volume of each urine specimen passed is necessary for the conditions
general appearance - general examination of urinedilute urine is usually pale and straw-colored while the concentrated urine is dark and acid urine
explain the general examination - examination of urinethis includes general appearance volume and specific gravity together with the simple chemical
how to make a constellariuma constellarium is a simple device used in teaching the shapes of several constellations get a cardboard or wood box and
explain examination of urineexamination of urine is done to detect the presence of any abnormal constituents and hence can be used as an important
making a precision reflecting telescopeit is fairly beyond the scope of this book to include the intricate details for mirror grinding and testing
define pus - abnormal constituent of urinepus pus cells are found in the urine in infections of urinary tract pus is actually a viscous
define calculi and casts - abnormal constituent of urinean abnormal concretion in the body usually formed of mineral salts and found in the gall
how to mount fossilsif you occur to live in a locality where fossils are plentiful it will be interesting to have the peoples make a fossil
where to find fossilsin some localities fossils may be found in stone quarries or where there are rock out- crops try to search someone in the
blood - abnormal constituent of urinein acute inflammation and trauma blood may be present in the urine this condition is known as haematuria blood
a field trip to study erosionfind some place in the locality where running water has complete damage by cutting gulleys take the class to study the
bile pigments and bile salts - abnormal constituent of urinethese occur in urine in conditions of hepatic and obstructive jaundice ie obstruction to
how to prevent the erosion of topsoiluse the trays constructed for the experience abovea fill the trays with loose soil and tilt everyone the
explain the ketone bodies - abnormal constituent of urineketone body is an intermediate breakdown product of fats in the body it can be any of
explain betice jones protein - abnormal constituent of urinebetice-jones protein bence-jones proteins are the small proteins dimers of