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5. Clinical application: Imagine you are a sports medicine physician and the following clinical case is presented to you: An otherwise healthy 24-year-old male has presented at your office with recent symptoms of a burning pain when urinating. The subject has recently decided to begin bodybuilding as a way to lose some of the weight he gained eating a poor diet in college. The subject weight trains 6 days each week, a drastic change from his previous exercise habit of a 1-hour jog or run once a week. His intense weight training requires careful monitoring of food and liquid intake. The subject describes his new diet as healthy, with a large focus on lean chicken breast, hard-boiled eggs, and beans. He is careful not to overeat. He also says that he closely monitors his water intake and forces himself to drink the recommended eight glasses of water each day, no more and no less. a. What would you expect this subject's urinalysis results to look like, and why? Factor Result (circle one) Reasoning LOW / NEUTRAL / HIGH LOW/HIGH ABSENT / PRESENT ABSENT / PRESENT b. What do you think could be the cause of the burning sensation during urination? c. What would you recommend as a treatment? PH Specific Gravity Glucose Protein

5. Clinical application: Imagine you are a sports medicine physician and the following clinical case is presented to you: An otherwise healthy 24-year-old male has presented at your office with recent symptoms of a burning pain when urinating. The subject has recently decided to begin bodybuilding as a way to lose some of the weight he gained eating a poor diet in college. The subject weight trains 6 days each week, a drastic change from his previous exercise habit of a 1-hour jog or run once a week. His intense weight training requires careful monitoring of food and liquid intake. The subject describes his new diet as healthy, with a large focus on lean chicken breast, hard-boiled eggs, and beans. He is careful not to overeat. He also says that he closely monitors his water intake and forces himself to drink the recommended eight glasses of water each day, no more and no less. a. What would you expect this subject's urinalysis results to look like, and why? Factor Result (circle one) Reasoning LOW / NEUTRAL / HIGH LOW/HIGH ABSENT / PRESENT ABSENT / PRESENT b. What do you think could be the cause of the burning sensation during urination? c. What would you recommend as a treatment? PH Specific Gravity Glucose Protein

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5. Clinical application: Imagine you are a sports medicine physician and the following clinical case is presented to you: An otherwise healthy 24-year-old male has presented at your office with recent symptoms of a burning pain when urinating. The subject has recently decided to begin bodybuilding as a way to lose some of the weight he gained eating a poor diet in college. The subject weight trains 6 days each week, a drastic change from his previous exercise habit of a 1-hour jog or run once a week. His intense weight training requires careful monitoring of food and liquid intake. The subject describes his new diet as healthy, with a large focus on lean chicken breast, hard-boiled eggs, and beans. He is careful not to overeat. He also says that he closely monitors his water intake and forces himself to drink the recommended eight glasses of water each day, no more and no less. a. What would you expect this subject's urinalysis results to look like, and why? Factor Result (circle one) Reasoning LOW / NEUTRAL / HIGH LOW/HIGH ABSENT / PRESENT ABSENT / PRESENT b. What do you think could be the cause of the burning sensation during urination? c. What would you recommend as a treatment? PH Specific Gravity Glucose Protein
Transcribed Image Text:5. Clinical application: Imagine you are a sports medicine physician and the following clinical case is presented to you: An otherwise healthy 24-year-old male has presented at your office with recent symptoms of a burning pain when urinating. The subject has recently decided to begin bodybuilding as a way to lose some of the weight he gained eating a poor diet in college. The subject weight trains 6 days each week, a drastic change from his previous exercise habit of a 1-hour jog or run once a week. His intense weight training requires careful monitoring of food and liquid intake. The subject describes his new diet as healthy, with a large focus on lean chicken breast, hard-boiled eggs, and beans. He is careful not to overeat. He also says that he closely monitors his water intake and forces himself to drink the recommended eight glasses of water each day, no more and no less. a. What would you expect this subject's urinalysis results to look like, and why? Factor Result (circle one) Reasoning LOW / NEUTRAL / HIGH LOW/HIGH ABSENT / PRESENT ABSENT / PRESENT b. What do you think could be the cause of the burning sensation during urination? c. What would you recommend as a treatment? PH Specific Gravity Glucose Protein
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