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.
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.
What does protein in the urine indicate? A. Liver problems B. It is normally found in...
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