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dipstick /dip·stick/ (dip´stik) a strip of cellulose chemically impregnated to render it sensitive to protein, glucose, or other substances in the urine. dipstick, a chemically treated strip of paper used in the analysis of urine or other fluids. dipstick Reagent strip Lab medicine A blotting paper impregnated with enzymes or chemicals sensitive to various parameters of clinical interest which, when dipped in urine, undergoes a color change, allowing a substance to be
semiquantified–eg, BR, glucose and reducing substances, Hb, nitrates, ketones, pH, protein, specific gravity, urobilinogen. See Urinalysisis. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Get an enqine oil dipstick for the 5-KW TQG with NSN 6680-01-457-8680 and one for the 10-KW TQG with NSN 6680-01-472-8495. 2 MPI Horizon engines with Alpha & Bravo drive units: Orange alternator wire may be routed incorrectly such that it could be abraded by movement between the dipstick and the alternator. They then attached the sensor to an engine dipstick and inserted it into the oil reservoir of a ear. |
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