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The following outlines two scenarios dealing with patients having a question about their kidneys. Based on the type of urine being produced, explain what caused each situation:

Case 1:

Bill is on the football team. After a long pre season summer practice he uses the bathroom and finds there is little urine in the bladder and it is dark yellow. Why is this different form normal? What should Bill to do correct this?

Case 2:

A few days later Bill is at practice and he takes a nasty hit on the lower right side of his back. That evening he notices something else unusual. Now his urine has a light pink color to it. What is the problem now?
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The following outlines two scenarios dealing with patients having a question about their kidneys. Based on the type of urine being produced, explain what caused each situation:

Case 1:

Bill is on the football team. After a long preseason summer practice he uses the bathroom and finds there is little urine in the bladder and it is dark yellow. Why is this different form normal? What should Bill to do correct this?

This situation is different from normal situation simply because a normal urine is usually pale yellow in color. Among the causes of production of dark yellow urine is liver disease, this because of the presence of bile in the urine.

A few days later Bill is at practice and he takes a nasty hit on the lower right side of his back. That evening he notices something else unusual. Now his urine has a light pink color to it. What is the problem now?

Now the problem for Bill is that his urinary tract has an infection.

Step-by-step explanation
Mostly the color appears thicker as concentration increases, this mostly brought about by dehydration. So first Bill should ensure that his body is hydrated and if the problem persist he should see a doctor. Production of light pink color in a urine always signifies urinary tract infections such as bladder stones, kidney cysts, enlarge prostrate, cancerous or noncancerous tumors and long distance running.