[Answered]: A 46-year-old woman is asymptomatic and has a…

A 46-year-old woman is asymptomatic and has a routine urinalysis as part of her annual physical. The urinalysis with microscopy report is shown below. Urinalysis Results Color: Dark yellow (Ref: Yellow) Appearance: Cloudy (Ref: Clear) Specific gravity: 1.022 (Ref: 1.001–1.035) pH: ≤5.0 (Ref: 5.0–8.0) Glucose: Negative Bilirubin: Negative Ketones: Negative Occult blood: 1+ (Ref: Negative) Protein: Negative Nitrite: Negative Leukocyte esterase: Negative White blood cells: None seen (Ref: ≤5/HPF) Red blood cells: 0–2 RBC/HPF (Ref: ≤2/HPF) Squamous epithelial cells: 6–10/HPF (Ref: ≤5/HPF) Bacteria: None seen (Ref: None seen/HPF) Hyaline casts: 0–5 (Ref: None seen/HPF) Question: Describe the urinalysis findings and determine possible reasons for the findings. What follow-up, if any, is necessary?