Case Study 2 (10 points, each question is worth 2 points) A hospitalized patient is complaining of needing to urinate constantly. Other complaints were back pain, burning sensation, and pressure on...

Extracted text: Case Study 2 (10 points, each question is worth 2 points) A hospitalized patient is complaining of needing to urinate constantly. Other complaints were back pain, burning sensation, and pressure on the bladder. The physician ordered a urinalysis, and the following results were obtained. Blood: Trace Urobilinogen: 1.0 EU Color: Yellow Clarity: Cloudy Specific gravity: 1.015 pH: 7.0 Microscopic 80-100 WBCS/hpf 5–10 RBCS/hpf Protein: 1+ Glucose: Negative Ketones: Negative Bilirubin: Negative Nitrite: Positive Leukocyte esterase: 2+ 1-15 RTE cells/hpf Many bacteria 1. Based on the results provided, what is the possible diagnosis? Your answer here: 2. Based on the results provided, which of these results would concern a physician?