Yeast

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Yeast

Yeast can appear as single cells or in the budding form. As single cells they can be confused with RBCs because they are about the same size. In the budding form, yeast is easily identified as demonstrated on this slide. Yeast can be found in patients with cystitis due to yeast, usually candida, or as a vaginal contaminant from patient's with vaginal candidiasis.