Lab Requisition Do routine urine analysis & culture of clean catch sample of Dec. 4, 2014 Patient name: Margaret Havana Gender: Female Patient age: 21 years old Doctor: Dr. T. Tripotter Tentative clinical diagnosis: UTI Symptoms: pain upon micturition (burning sensation), foul-smelling urine Additional info: sexually active
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