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Nephrotic Syndrome
Nephrotic Syndrome ( 36 Questions)
Incorrect. Frothy, foamy urine is not characteristic of increased glucose levels in the urine.
Incorrect. While blood in the urine may cause changes in urine color, it does not result in frothy, foamy appearance.
Correct. Nephrotic syndrome is characterized by increased protein excretion in the urine (proteinuria). The presence of protein in the urine can cause it to appear frothy and foamy.
Incorrect. Creatinine levels reflect kidney function, but they do not cause changes in urine appearance.
A) Incorrect. Frothy, foamy urine is not characteristic of increased glucose levels in the urine.
B) Incorrect. While blood in the urine may cause changes in urine color, it does not result in frothy, foamy appearance.
C) Correct. Nephrotic syndrome is characterized by increased protein excretion in the urine (proteinuria). The presence of protein in the urine can cause it to appear frothy and foamy.
D) Incorrect. Creatinine levels reflect kidney function, but they do not cause changes in urine appearance.