urinalysis... PU epithelial cells??

Urinalysis: RBC 2-5, WBC greater than 50, hyaline casts, 2-5 bacteria, a large leukocyte esterase. anybody know of a good UA resource - where to put commas slows me down every time if a doc doesn't breathe while he dictates! ...

Has anyone heard a doctor say "bacti" (or Bac-T?) on a urinalysis? Is this short for "bacteria"? Here's the sentence: "Urinalysis reveals WBCs too numerous to count, occasional RBCs, and (S/L "bacti or bactee") 1+". Thanks in advance for any advice! Typingly, Stumped MT ...

She very clearly says "sero urinalysis" ? Is this correct, haven't heard of it and cannot document it. ...

Sentence is: We proceeded with a UA which showed trace ketones, small blood, small bilirubin. However, no bacteria and only 1-3 red blood cells, 1-3 white blood cells but 30-40 s/l "hilar cast" ...

I am transcribing someone new to me. He gives urinalysis results: Positive for blood, positive for nitrites, positive for bio? I am thinking biologicals but cannot document. He has said it twice so far and clearly. Any help is appreciated, thanks. ...

It doesn't matter if it's an MD, PA, NP...it seems at least 99% of them say NITRATE in regards to a urinalysis and they are saying is incredibly clearly. Such an anger trigger for me for some reason. :-D ...

Doc is saying the oncocytic cells are in a s/l nessick configuration. TIA ...

in urinalysis sounds like "INRH and HG was negative." any ideas ...

s/l aganasi cells in the nose. Also, used s/l Miragel ...

s/l rue low...then goes on with platelet count ...

Doc dictates "nucleated red blood cells with 0.5 thousand per cubic millimeter." How do you transcibe? Thanks! ...

I think this doctor might be saying "urine analysis" as there seems to be a slight pause between the two words. I've always gone with "urinalysis," so I'm wondering if there is any significant difference between the two terms. Anybody know? ...

Pathology revealed 5 out of 5 lymph nodes consistent with poorly differentiated carcinoma. The cells were positive for CAM5.2, p63, "s/l kay nana free, CK7, and negative for S-100, PR, ER, TTF-1, CK20, and vimentin. Morphologic features and immunoprofile consistent with a metastatic carcinoma with squamous features. kay nalla three? ...

The wedge resection biopsy of the left lingula mass demonstrated Hodgkin’s lymphoma with a nodular sclerosing type demonstrating areas of the thoracoscopy specimen demonstrated aggregates of "resturmberg" cells within the inflammatory myeloid with intertwining in sclerosing fibrosis. ...

Leukocyte dehydrogenase was greater than 4200 and the initial cell count revealed 33,280 s/l "nucleated" cells with 80% s/l "grans" and 15% monos. ...

Urinalysis: Blood positive, protein positive, 30-40 dublisees(???) 80-99 rbusees ...

I am doing lab values and they give the hemoglobin, hematocrit and platelet count and then it sounds like 4 red sickle cells were noted. I know sickle cells were noted, and I am trying to figure out what the s/l 4 red is . Thanks in advance for any help ...

Not sure if enucleated cells is correct and can't understand 'blank' - sounds like infasize??? ...

urinalysis... PU epithelial cells?? - cloudy28

can you hear "few" epithelial cells? - nycmt

That's it! Thank you! - Cloudy28

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