Diabetes
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9 Oct 2024
Diabetes
Question:
A 45-year-old male patient presents with complaints of generalized weakness and muscle cramps. His medical history includes a recent diagnosis of diabetes and asthma. Laboratory findings reveal hypokalaemia, hypercholaraemic acidosis, and a urinary pH of 6.0. What type of renal tubular acidosis is most likely present in this patient?
Options:
A)Type 3
B)Type 4
C)Type 1
D)Renal tubular acidosis is not suspected
E)Type 2
Diabetes
Question:
A 45-year-old male patient presents with complaints of generalized weakness and muscle cramps. His medical history includes a recent diagnosis of diabetes and asthma. Laboratory findings reveal hypokalaemia, hypercholaraemic acidosis, and a urinary pH of 6.0. What type of renal tubular acidosis is most likely present in this patient?
Options:
A)Type 3
B)Type 4
C)Type 1
D)Renal tubular acidosis is not suspected
E)Type 2
E) Type two
E) Type two
Type 1RTA. Clinical presentation,lab findings are consistent with TYPE 1 RTA
Type 1RTA. Clinical presentation,lab findings are consistent with TYPE 1 RTA