Febrile Baby: Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) - Pediatrics | Lecturio

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- UTI, bacteremia, meningitis - organisms
- UTI - How to obtain?
- Interpreting the UA
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- Meningitis
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Thank you..finally going up now. Hopefully it's fast so I can get out..

[@sharmainevillamor2623]

hello Doc. Is it okay if the result of Urinalysis is WBC: 0-2/hpf, RBC: 0-2/hpf, bacteria: Moderate. is this okay?

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Can i ask some question.. doc.. is it okay if my baby has a high pus cells 10-15 but he has no fever , its almost 2 weeks since his fever is gone but still his urinalysis results is high in pus cells..his already takes antibiotics,hes condition now is really okay he eats a lot, he pees okay.. the color of his yellow slightly cloudy pus 10-15,rbc 0-2,spcfc-1020,. Should i have to worry about the result? Is this a serious problem of the kidneys of my baby boy? Hope you notice my concern doc. Thank you and godbless to you..

[@rjenchan]

I know this is late and I hope all is well with you and your son. I suggest you go to a child clinic so your concerns would be properly addressed. The doctor should know how to manage your child's problem and seeing your child's condition physically should be a must, if possible. It may be serious and additional tests should be performed to know any underlying reasons. Have a great day. God bless you more! :)

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I am a nasty bacteria in the CSF of babies 🎃 I eat glucose and make proteins. I sometimes don't stain Gram😜 catch me if you can.

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Blue Mermaid blood culture is better for to find

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Mycobacterium

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