A 63-year-old with incidentally found microhematuria has 6 RBC/HPF on microscopy. He is a former smoker. Which statement reflects current guideline-ba...

Question

A 63-year-old with incidentally found microhematuria has 6 RBC/HPF on microscopy. He is a former smoker. Which statement reflects current guideline-based evaluation?

Accepted Answer

≥3 RBC/HPF defines microhematuria; use risk-based evaluation with cystoscopy and imaging per risk

Answer

Microhematuria requires ≥10 RBC/HPF

Answer

Dipstick positivity alone defines microhematuria

Answer

Ultrasound only is sufficient for all

Answer

No evaluation is needed unless >30 RBC/HPF

ukmla MCQ (SBA): Microscopic Hematuria

A 63-year-old with incidentally found microhematuria has 6 RBC/HPF on microscopy. He is a former smoker. Which statement reflects current guideline-based evaluation?