What does protein in the urine indicate? A. Liver problems B. It is normally found in...
What does protein in the urine indicate? A. Liver problems B. It is normally found in low levels C. It is a result of eating excessive amounts of vegetables D. Kidney damage.
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Ans:
• Normally low levels of proteins are present in the urine .
• while the large amount of proteins in the urine indicate some serious renal or kidney disease.
Thus, according to above information,
The correct option for protein in urine indicates is :
option B -
IT IS NORMALLY FOUND IN LOW LEVELS.
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