A 24 hour urine protein analysis is done on an aliquot of a 24 hour urine...
A 24 hour urine protein analysis is done on an aliquot of a 24 hour urine specimen. The test indicates the presence of 1.2% protein. If a total urine volume of 2155 ml is collected during the 24 hrs, then how many grams of protein were excreted in the 24 hour specimen?
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A 24-hour urine protein analysis is done on an aliquot of a 24-hour urine specimen. The test indicates the presence of 1.2% protein.
total urine volume of 2155 ml is collected during the 24 hrs.
Answer - 25.86 grams of protein were excreted in the 24-hour specimen.
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