The doctor ordered a urinalysis to check for signs of infection and kidney problems.

The urinalysts reviewed the test results and recommended further screening for each patient.

The urinalyst carefully examined the patient's sample under the microscope before entering the results into the lab database.

At the annual symposium, urinalists presented new methods for detecting kidney disease earlier.

After repeated abnormal dipstick results, the team referred the patient to a urinalist for specialized evaluation.

The laboratory report included several urinalytical findings that required follow-up.

The study focused on urinalytic markers that indicate kidney dysfunction.