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2. What should the next course of action be for Bill? Case Study 3 Kate, a high school basketball player, has been hospitalized with a sever throat infection, fever, and a question of pneumonia. She has been taking antibiotics. Her physician noted edema and elevated blood pressure. The following are selected abnormal urinalysis results. Color red Protein 2+ Blood 2+ Microscopic RBC's 30-60 hpf (dysmorphic forms noted) Casts: 1-3 hyaline/lpf 0-3 RBC/lpf 1-3 granular/lpf 1. Whatis the probable diagnosis? 2. Which urinalysis results is/are characteristic of this condition? 3. What is the probable causative organism in this case? Case Study 4 Bonnie, a 40-year-old woman with a past history of kidney infections, was seen by her physician because she felt lethargic for a few weeks. She also complained of decreased frequency of urination and a bloated feeling. The physician noted swelling around the eyes (periorbital) and general edema including a swollen abdomen. The following significant urinalysis results were reported: Appearance Yellow, frothy Protein 3+ Microscopic

          2. What should the next course of action be for Bill?
Case Study 3
Kate, a high school basketball player, has been hospitalized with a sever throat infection, fever, and a question of pneumonia. She has been taking antibiotics. Her physician noted edema and elevated blood pressure. The following are selected abnormal urinalysis results.
Color red
Protein 2+
Blood 2+
Microscopic
RBC's 30-60 hpf (dysmorphic forms noted)
Casts:
1-3 hyaline/lpf
0-3 RBC/lpf
1-3 granular/lpf
1. Whatis the probable diagnosis?
2. Which urinalysis results is/are characteristic of this condition?
3. What is the probable causative organism in this case?
Case Study 4
Bonnie, a 40-year-old woman with a past history of kidney infections, was seen by her physician because she felt lethargic for a few weeks. She also complained of decreased frequency of urination and a bloated feeling. The physician noted swelling around the eyes (periorbital) and general edema including a swollen abdomen. The following significant urinalysis results were reported:
Appearance Yellow, frothy
Protein 3+
Microscopic

2. What should the next course of action be for Bill?
Case Study 3
Kate, a high school basketball player, has been hospitalized with a sever throat infection, fever, and a question of pneumonia. She has been taking antibiotics. Her physician noted edema and elevated blood pressure. The following are selected abnormal urinalysis results.
Color red
Protein 2+
Blood 2+
Microscopic
RBC's 30-60 hpf (dysmorphic forms noted)
Casts:
1-3 hyaline/lpf
0-3 RBC/lpf
1-3 granular/lpf
1. Whatis the probable diagnosis?
2. Which urinalysis results is/are characteristic of this condition?
3. What is the probable causative organism in this case?
Case Study 4
Bonnie, a 40-year-old woman with a past history of kidney infections, was seen by her physician because she felt lethargic for a few weeks. She also complained of decreased frequency of urination and a bloated feeling. The physician noted swelling around the eyes (periorbital) and general edema including a swollen abdomen. The following significant urinalysis results were reported:
Appearance Yellow, frothy
Protein 3+
Microscopic

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