Urinalysis in Clinical Medicine: Components, Analysis, and Diagnostic Applications

Explore a comprehensive medical lecture on urinalysis fundamentals and clinical applications, delivered by Professor Zach Murphy in a digital format. Master the three key components of routine urinalysis - physical, chemical, and microscopic analysis - while understanding their diagnostic significance. Learn to interpret critical findings such as proteinuria, hematuria, and pH level variations, and their relationships to various medical conditions including urinary tract infections, kidney diseases, and metabolic disorders. Delve into detailed segments covering laboratory procedures, urinalysis components, urine microscopy techniques, the pathophysiology of hematuria, and systematic approaches to evaluating hematuria in clinical practice. Gain practical knowledge essential for healthcare professionals and medical students in performing and interpreting this vital diagnostic tool.