A 50-year-old woman has microscopic hematuria discovered on routine testing; repeat UA confirms =3 RBC/HPF. Non-smoker, no risk factors. Best approac...

Question

A 50-year-old woman has microscopic hematuria discovered on routine testing; repeat UA confirms >=3 RBC/HPF. Non-smoker, no risk factors. Best approach?

Accepted Answer

Low-risk evaluation per guideline (e.g., renal ultrasound) and shared decision-making; cystoscopy may be deferred

Answer

CT urogram and cystoscopy in all

Answer

Empiric antibiotics

Answer

No evaluation needed

Answer

Urine cytology only

us-abfm MCQ (SBA): Microhematuria (Low Risk)

A 50-year-old woman has microscopic hematuria discovered on routine testing; repeat UA confirms >=3 RBC/HPF. Non-smoker, no risk factors. Best approach?