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Question 39 (1 point) Patient age 19 years of age presents with the following laboratory test results. Test Calcium Phosphorus Alkaline phosphatase Total protein Result 11.5 0.65 210 30 28 100 221 Reference Internal 21-262 mmol L 0.8-1.45 mmoll 115 UL 60-85 EL 35.35 L 166-738 peol L 475-2220 nmol L >8% absorption SEEXES itamin B12 Folate, tbc Schilling Fecal fat 143 59 excreted > g in 6 h ne on Admission Begative positive 40.50 Ipf negative negative negative negative Which of the following statements best describes the etiology of the urinary blood loss? a) Deficiency of dietary vitamin K b) Defeciency in Vit K due to fat malabsorption. c) Renal disease. d) Deficiency of Vitamin B12 and Folate

Answer 1

Question 39.

Deficiency of vitamin K due to fat malabsorption causes urinary blood loss. This occurs in liver diseases as we see the above report the alkaline phosphatase result is high which indicates a liver-related disorder. Option b is the correct answer.

Question 40.

Gastrin stimulates gastric acid secretion in stomach, pancreas and duodenum. Option c is the correct answer.