Microscopy with Sayan

Plural fluid

*Plenty yeast cell
*Phagocytic pus cell with granular cast
*Calsium oxalate (due to market calsium powder suppliment)

Loaded pus cell in urine

Very High "urea" level

270mg/dl

gametocyte of Plasmodium falciparum

Normal,, beautiful, Monocyte

Calcium carbonate crystal

Uric acid Crysta
becomes too concentrated in the urine.
They appear yellow to reddish-brown, diamond or rhomboid-shaped under the microscope.

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🧪 Normal vs. Abnormal

Small amount: Can be normal, especially if urine is acidic (pH < 6.0).

Large amount: May indicate a problem such as:

Gout

Dehydration

Kidney stones (uric acid type)

High purine intake (meat, fish, organ meats)

Chemotherapy or tumor lysis syndrome

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⚠️ Cause

1. High uric acid in blood (Hyperuricemia)

2. Low urine pH (acidic urine)

3. Dehydration

4. High-protein or purine-rich diet

5. Certain diseases: gout, renal disorders, metabolic syndrome

Amorphous phosphate

P. Vivex