RBCs: In theory, there is no detectable blood in normal urine, but RBCs may be seen, even in healthy individuals. An RBC count ≥3/hpf in two of three urine samples is usually accepted as hematuria.

Urine microscopy is an important adjunct to the urinalysis. The findings of cells, casts or crystals can aid in urinalysis interpretation and in making a more accurate diagnosis. Since the formed ...

Why Does My Urine Smell? Urine is mostly waste products and water and normally has a mild smell and a light yellow color. If you have more waste than water in your urine, it can smell more strongly.