Asymptomatic bacteruria is when there are elevated bacteria levels in urinalysis or there is culture growth but there are no symptoms thereby asymptomatic. Although asymptomatic, asymptomatic bacteruria is a form of urinary tract infections but only needs to be treated if the urinary tract infection is symptomatic or complicated such that in pregnancy, those with unstable comorbidities such as diabetes, and those with structural anatomic urinary tract defect i.e. vesicoureteral reflux.

The correct answers are:

(1) Physical findings are absent; (2) asymptomatic; (2) if no symptoms present, no antibiotics recommended; (4) elevated bacteria level in urinalysis and culture

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In the following example, what is the independent variable? Hypothesis: Mice receiving Drug-A will pass through a maze faster th

Valentin [98]

I believe the indepent variable would be the drug they are administered.

All other variables stay the same except for this one.

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