A 38-year-old man has 3-10 RBC/HPF on microscopic urinalysis without symptoms. No UTI, trauma, or menses. Which definition and next step fit current g...

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A 38-year-old man has 3-10 RBC/HPF on microscopic urinalysis without symptoms. No UTI, trauma, or menses. Which definition and next step fit current guidance?

Accepted Answer

Microhematuria is >=3 RBC/HPF; apply risk-stratified evaluation

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Microhematuria is >=5 RBC/HPF; no repeat UA needed

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Microhematuria is dipstick positive only; proceed to cystoscopy

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Microhematuria requires CT urogram in all patients

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Ignore finding unless >=20 RBC/HPF

us-abfm MCQ (SBA): Microscopic Hematuria

A 38-year-old man has 3-10 RBC/HPF on microscopic urinalysis without symptoms. No UTI, trauma, or menses. Which definition and next step fit current guidance?