Match the following urine test strip test principles with the most ap test name. Pseudoperoxidase activity of the heme moiety. The chromogen reacts with a peroxide in the presence of hemoglobin or myoglobin to become oxidized. 2-step enzymatic reaction: glucose oxidase on the reagent pad oxidizes glucose to hydrogen peroxide; hydrogen peroxide oxidizes the chromagen on the reagent pad to cause a color change Match the following urine test strip test principles with the most appropriate test name. Diazotization reaction to produce a diazonium salt, followed by an azocoupling reaction of this diazonium salt with an aromatic compound on the reagent pad. The azo dye produced causes a color change. Provides a means to identify bacteria Pseudoperoxidase activity of the heme moiety. The chromogen reacts with a peroxide in the presence of hemoglobin or myoglobin to become oxidized. 2-step enzymatic reaction: glucose oxidase on the reagent pad oxidizes glucose to hydrogen peroxide; hydrogen peroxide oxidizes the chromagen on the reagent pad to cause a color reagent pad to cause a color change Azocoupling reaction with a diazonium salt in an acid medium to form an azo dye or using modified Ehrlich's reaction Action of leukocyte esterases to cleave an ester and form an aromatic compound is followed by an azocoupling reaction of the aromatic amine formed with a diazonium salt on the reagent pad. The azo dye produced causes a color change Double indicator system detects hydrogen cation concentration Protein error of indicators principle; when the pH is held constant by a buffer (pH 3.0), indicator dyes release H ions Nitroprusside reaction; acetoacetate bonds to sodium nitroprusside Nitroprusside reaction; acetoacetate bonds to sodium nitroprusside The analyte couples with a diazonium salt in an acid medium to form an azodye: azobilirubin