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1. Question
What characterizes kidney damage?
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2. Question
Since uric acid is a purine byproduct, restricting foods high in purines lowers uric acid levels and is the primary method to prevent attacks.
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3. Question
What are the top two causes of chronic kidney disease?
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4. Question
What is one possible cause of slightly elevated creatinine alone?
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5. Question
What nutritional consideration(s) need to be made in chronic kidney disease?
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6. Question
Excess fructose intake is a potential trigger of gout, so avoiding fruits is advised for these patients.
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7. Question
What micronutrient imbalance(s) may trigger gout?
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8. Question
Rhabdomyolysis, which involves a rapid breakdown of skeletal muscle tissue, is a rare and very serious condition that is detectable by which biomarker abnormality?
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9. Question
Which of the following are part of the follow up testing for impaired kidney function?
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10. Question
What is the most common cause of BUN elevation in the absence of other markers of kidney dysfunction?
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