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  1. Homework HELP

    tsade replied to shuronj's topic in Nursing Student Assistance
    I have the same issue its for a class so far i think she has Glomerulonephis or she is healthy the patient is 34 years old, her blood pressure is normal 116/82 her temperture is fine 37.1. In her lab everything is fine except her urinalysis the color is reddish, apperance is cloudy, she has blood in her urine but no protein, RBC/HPF is 8, and EPI/LPH is 49. I know that cloudy urine can mean bacteria,crystals, or blood which she does have. she is cramping - monthy period Im confused either she is comming off a period or she has Glomerulonephris.:monkeydance:

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