International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of routine urinalysis in urinary tract infection (UTI) diagnosis. Methods A total of 40 suspected UTI patients and 40 healthy individuals were randomly selected from January to December 2024 for this study, with each group comprising 40 participants. Both groups underwent urinalysis examinations, and their test results were statistically analyzed. Results The observed group showed significantly higher values than the control group in three key indicators: white blood cell count (5.96±1.41), nitrite positivity rate (90.00%), and bacterial culture positivity rate (87.50%). These differences were statistically significant (P<0.05). Conclusion Routine urinalysis demonstrates exceptional clinical value in UTI diagnosis. By identifying elevated white blood cell counts, increased nitrite positivity rates, and higher bacterial culture positivity rates, this method assists clinicians in formulating optimal treatment plans for UTI patients.

Urinary tract infection; Urinalysis; White blood cells; Diagnostic value