Animal Chemistry With Reference to the Physiology And Pathology of Man volume 2
Animal Chemistry With Reference to the Physiology And Pathology of Man volume 2
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In case the fluid should be alkaline, it must be previously acidulated with acetic acid. ] 2. Constituents of the blood with the exception of fibrin.
Bloody urine is not of very unfrequent occurrence; it is distinguished by a more or less marked blood-red colour, some- times being of a brown-red, and on other occasions even of a brownish black tint. No certain conclusions regarding the presence of blood can, however, be deduced from the colour alone. I have seen urine in colour strongly resembl...ing bloody urine which contained not a trace of hsematoglobulin. Various resemblances to the colour of blood may be induced by mix- tures of considerable quantities of hsemaphsein, of uroerythrin, Archiv fiir phys. Und patholog. Chemie und Mikroskopie, vol. 1, p. 192.
188 THE SECRETIONS : and of biliphsein. The presence or absence of the constituents of the blood may, however, be easily determined by the micro- scope, and by certain tests. If undissolved blood-corpuscles remain in the urine, as is frequently the case, they sink to the bottom and form a dark brown-red sediment, in which their forms may be recognized by the microscope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In case the fluid should be alkaline, it must be previously acidulated with acetic acid. ] 2. Constituents of the blood with the exception of fibrin.
Bloody urine is not of very unfrequent occurrence; it is distinguished by a more or less marked blood-red colour, some- times being of a brown-red, and on other occasions even of a brownish black tint. No certain conclusions regarding the presence of blood can, however, be deduced from the colour alone. I have seen urine in colour strongly resembl...ing bloody urine which contained not a trace of hsematoglobulin. Various resemblances to the colour of blood may be induced by mix- tures of considerable quantities of hsemaphsein, of uroerythrin, Archiv fiir phys. Und patholog. Chemie und Mikroskopie, vol. 1, p. 192.
188 THE SECRETIONS : and of biliphsein. The presence or absence of the constituents of the blood may, however, be easily determined by the micro- scope, and by certain tests. If undissolved blood-corpuscles remain in the urine, as is frequently the case, they sink to the bottom and form a dark brown-red sediment, in which their forms may be recognized by the microscope.
What to read after Animal Chemistry With Reference to the Physiology And Pathology of Man volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Franz Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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