Pus Cells in Urine Under the Microscope | Different Magnifications | MED LAB ONE | This short clip shows pus cells observed in a urine sample under different magnifications. As the zoom changes, you can clearly see the variation in cell appearance and background elements commonly found in routine urine examinations. I’m sharing this video for educational purposes, especially for students and lab learners who want to understand how pus cells look during microscopic urine analysis. #UrineExaminati

What is Pus? Pus is a whitish-yellow, yellow, green, or brown-yellow protein-rich fluid called liquor puris that accumulates at the site of an infection. Pus is made of dead, white blood cells that build up as part of the immune response. | Dr. Najeeb