The structures located at the end of the Fallopian tubes that serve to pick up ovulated secondary oocytes are

A quantitative assessment of the urobilinogen level is performed on which type of urine specimen?

A technologist performing a microscopic examination on a urine sediment is trying to determine whether he is looking at a large white cell or a renal tubular cell.  He reports 2-4 renal tubular cells based on which criterion?

The presence of which type of cell indicates vaginal contamination in a random urine specimen or an improperly collected midstream clean catch urine specimen?

Whenever the reagent pad shows a negative result for blood and the microscopic examination reveals RBCs, the technologist should suspect the presence of:

The stain most commonly used to enhance visualization of urine sediment is:

The urinalysis of a 70-year-old male who takes an alkaline medication reveals 3+ protein on the reagent test strip and a pH of 9.0.  The technologist should:

A 45-year-old patient who received a kidney transplant 2 months ago presents to the ED with a temperature of 100F, chills, aches, headache, dizziness, oliguria, and a weight gain of 6 pounds since yesterday.  The technologist notes that the predominant WBC in the microscopic examination is:

Postural (orthostatic) proteinuria requires:

The technologist records these results on a urinalysis and Clinitest: glucose 4+ on reagent strip and negative for Clinitest.  The most likely explanation is: