What is causing the high urobilinogen level? A. Nothing B. Liver damage C. Hepatitis D. Increased...
What is causing the high urobilinogen level?
| A. |
Nothing |
|
| B. |
Liver damage |
|
| C. |
Hepatitis |
|
| D. |
Increased RBC destruction |
Homework Answers
Liver damage, hepatitis and increased RBC destruction all cause increased urobilinogen level in the body.
Increased RBC destruction create over burden on the liver leading to the production of urobilinogen. Hence options B,C and D are correct.
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What is causing the high urobilinogen level?
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