A Handbook of Medical Microscopy
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This appearance may be caused first, by the presence of alkaline urates in a state of extremely minute division, which can be detected by simply warming the liquid in a test-tube, and so redissolving the solid matter ; secondly, it may arise from the rapid development of Yibriones and Bacteria, which sometimes become so numerous in a few hours as to render the urine quite opalescent ; they can be recognized without difficulty in most cases by microscopic examination as directed on page 103, whe...re their pathological signification is considered; thirdly, it may have its origin in the admixture of very minute Fatty particles (that is, fatty matter in the so-called molecular state), constituting what is termed Chylous urine. Urine of this character is often of a pinkish color, from the admixture of red blood corpuscles, which may be seen on microscopic examination, and Leucocytes in greater or less abundance are always found. Doubts as to the nature of the molecules may be solved by agitating the suspected turbid urine, with about one-third its bulk (140) URINE SUBSTANCES IN OR UPON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This appearance may be caused first, by the presence of alkaline urates in a state of extremely minute division, which can be detected by simply warming the liquid in a test-tube, and so redissolving the solid matter ; secondly, it may arise from the rapid development of Yibriones and Bacteria, which sometimes become so numerous in a few hours as to render the urine quite opalescent ; they can be recognized without difficulty in most cases by microscopic examination as directed on page 103, whe...re their pathological signification is considered; thirdly, it may have its origin in the admixture of very minute Fatty particles (that is, fatty matter in the so-called molecular state), constituting what is termed Chylous urine. Urine of this character is often of a pinkish color, from the admixture of red blood corpuscles, which may be seen on microscopic examination, and Leucocytes in greater or less abundance are always found. Doubts as to the nature of the molecules may be solved by agitating the suspected turbid urine, with about one-third its bulk (140) URINE SUBSTANCES IN OR UPON.
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