Question 1

urinalysis results were:  s.g. 1.007, ph of 6.0 and ubg of 3.2 umol/l what does this mean?

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Here are some ...: All reported value can be normal, but SG of 1,007 is indicative of diluted urine resulting from common compulsive beverage consumption or occasional impaired kidney function in its concentrating ability. Detail? Ask Doc timely.

Question 2

urinalysis interpretation needed character slightly turbid, ph 6, protein trace, sg 1.005, wbc 38-42, rbc 2-5, epithelial cell moderate, bacteria few?

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Bladder infection: Your urinalysis is consistent with a urinary tract infection.  You need an antibiotic and a urine culture.  See your doctor.

Question 3

is there any pain involved in an urinalysis?

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No: Lab test , you give them some urine and they run some tests on it.

Question 4

what can a "dipstick urinalysis" mean?

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A screening test: Urine is routine testing for many chemicals by dipping a paper coated with reagents. It tests for ph, sugar, proteins and more. It is used to screen urine for many diseases. See this site for more info.
http://library.med.utah.edu/webpath/tutorial/urine/urine.html.

Question 5

how to figure out my urinalysis results?

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Call your doctor: The doctor that ordered the urinalysis will have a report.  You can request a copy of your results from them.

Question 6

what does blood 1+ mean in a urinalysis?

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Blood in the urine: Blood in the urine has nearly 100 causes.  It is never normal.  It should be evaluated by a urologist.

Question 7

what does trace of pus in a urinalysis mean?

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Need to rule out: Infection in the urinary system. You did not provide a quantitative information about the number of pus cells. All lab results need to interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the test is usually in the best position to do that.

Question 8

what does rbc   occ/hpf mean on a urinalysis?

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Hematuria: Means that under microscopic examination there were occasional red blood cells seen in the urine. Discuss with physician that ordered urinalysis to determine what next step may be.

Question 9

what does 0-32 in rbc/hpf in my urinalysis mean?

Accepted Answer

Blood in urine: Any amount fo rbc's higher than 0-5 should be evaluated by a urologist. If you are a female you have to make sure that you are not ovulating or menstruating. If that is the case, it should be repeated and if still elevated, workup should be done.

Question 10

what do abnormal squamous cells in urinalysis mean?

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Several things: Having an abnormal urilnalysis can result from several factors. Things such as infection, bladder stones, catheterization (especially prolonged urinary catheterization), and malignancy can be possible causes. If this was detected, a urological evaluation should be sought to include a cystoscopy (placement of a telescope into the bladder to visualize the bladder).

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