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| Complete stoppage of urine flow |
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| A urine specimen collected by passing a sterile tube into the bladder |
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| Step-by-step documentation of the handlig and testing of legal specimens |
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| The second voided urine specimen collected after fasting |
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| The first voided urine specimen collected immediately upon arising; recommended screening specimen |
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| 2-hour postprandial specimen |
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| Fractional collection specimen; urine specimen collected 2 hours after eating |
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| Midstream clean-catch specimen |
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| Specimen collected in a sterile container after cleansing the glans penis or urinary meatus; the first portion of urine is voided into the toilet, the midportion is collected, and the remaining portion is voided into the toilet |
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| Excessive urination during the night |
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| A marked decrease in urine flow |
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| Marked increase in urine flow |
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| The technique used to obtain sterile urine specimens for bacterial culture or cytologic examination, in which a sterile needle is introduced through the abdomen into the bladder |
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| Urine specimen collected in three separate sterile containers; used to determine prostatic infection |
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| Urine specimen collected over an interval of time for a quantitative analysis of a urine chemical, usually a 24-hour collection |
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