Can the single-dose, prefilled syringe cartridge be used more than once?
No.
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The nurse is reviewing a patient's urinalysis results: white blood cells (WBC) 100+/hpf; red blood cells (RBC) 4/hpf; bacteria, moderate amount; nitrite, positive; specific gravity, 1.025; urine, cloudy
What would the nurse recognize these finding as indicating? a. Dehydration b. Urinary tract infection c. Contamination of the specimen from bacteria on the perineum d. Contamination from menstruation