A 56-year-old's urinalysis shows 6-10 RBC/HPF without infection. According to AUA/SUFU, microhaematuria is defined as:...

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A 56-year-old's urinalysis shows 6-10 RBC/HPF without infection. According to AUA/SUFU, microhaematuria is defined as:

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6-10 RBC/HPF on a single properly collected specimen

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≥1 RBC/HPF on any sample

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≥3 RBC/HPF on a single properly collected specimen

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≥10 RBC/HPF on two specimens

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Grossly visible blood only

"microscopic haematuria" MCQ (SBA): Microscopic haematuria