G’s urinalysis results:
|
Colour |
Amber and cloudy |
|
Specific gravity |
1.040 |
|
pH |
6 |
|
Glucose |
Nil |
|
Ketones |
Nil |
|
Blood |
Trace |
|
Protein |
Nil |
|
Nitrates |
Trace |
|
Leukocyte |
Positive |
|
Bilirubin |
Negative |
Given the cues provided above, what deduction/s can you make atthis point? Provide a justification for a response (maximum 150words).
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