Red blood cells fill the urine sediment and are too numerous to count. This coincides with the 3+ blood. Along with the red blood cells, there are a good amount of white blood cells: about 50-100 per high power field. Again, this makes sense with the 3+ leukocyte esterase. Cocci bacteria can also be seen in the background, about 1+.

In addition to these elements, there are also crystals in the form of needles/wedges and rosettes. The rosettes can be difficult to distinguish from other crystals like tyrosine or a rare form of uric acid, but the neutral pH of the urine identifies the crystals as calcium phosphate.