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Which blood component is elevated in gout?

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Which blood component is elevated in gout?

Which blood component is elevated in gout?

a. Bilirubin
b. Blood urea nitrogen
c. Creatinine
d. Uric acid

Question 2

Blood urea nitrogen and serum creatinine levels are monitored to assess an older adult's

a. Tissue repair ability
b. Cardiac function
c. Renal function
d. Acid-base balance

Question 3

Potassium is an important intracellular electrolyte that

a. Regulates electrical conduction through the heart
b. Regulates water retention by the kidneys
c. Regulates insulin secretion of the pancreas
d. Regulates blood flow to the heart

Question 4

Chloride is an important electrolyte for the body's ability to

a. Absorb calcium into the bone
b. Maintain acid-base balance
c. Regulate hormone secretion
d. Promote wound healing

Question 5

A common complaint of older adults with low serum calcium levels (hypocalcemia) is

a. Excessive thirst
b. Bone and joint aching
c. Muscle cramping
d. Constipation

Question 6

Hyperkalemia refers to

a. Low sodium blood levels
b. High sodium blood levels
c. High potassium blood levels
d. Low potassium blood levels

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