Please note: The pretest probability of UTI for your patient is relatively LOW (i.e., less than 2%). Many clinicians would not obtain a urine sample in such a patient.

The predicted probability of UTI for your patient is between 2% and 5%. Please refer to your patient's predicted probability and consider testing based on individual factors and shared decision making with the family. Please note that, at a population level, a cutoff of ≥2% detects ~95% of UTIs, and cutoffs of ≥3% and ≥4% detect ~90% of UTIs.

The predicted probability of UTI for your patient is ≥ 5%. Strongly consider obtaining urine sample to test for UTI.

The posttest probability of UTI for your patient is relatively LOW (i.e., less than 5%). Many clinicians would not treat such a patient with antibiotics empirically while awaiting urine culture results.

The posttest probability of UTI for your patient is relatively HIGH (i.e., greater than or equal to 5%). Many clinicians would treat such a patient with antibiotics empirically while awaiting urine culture results.