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04. Reginold, a 40-year-old Filipino male presents to the emergency department with extreme pain in the metatarsal-phalangeal


5. List microscopic finding (s) that indicate whether hematuria/hemorrhage is occurring in the nephrons? 6. The proteinuria i
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6. Correct ans. C ) option : overflow proteinuria

Abnormal excessive Flow of protein in urine ,the kidney not concentrate of urine

7. Correct ans. D ) option: nephrotic syndrome

Nephrotic syndrome is a kidney disorder caused by bacterial infection of kidney

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