Regarding haematuria
A
Silent haematuria suggests renal parenchymal disease
B
Total haematuria indicates bleeding occurring above the bladder
C
Bladder washing for cytology is not mandatory for surgical haematuria
D
Intravesical instillation of formalin can be performed under local anesthesia
E
As few as 3 RBCs/HPF in a voided specimen from an adult male is considered significant
Correct Answer: Silent haematuria suggests renal parenchymal disease, Total haematuria indicates bleeding occurring above the bladder, Bladder washing for cytology is not mandatory for surgical haematuria, Intravesical instillation of formalin can be performed under local anesthesia
