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how does starvatoin affect the results of a urinalysis?

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how does starvatoin affect the results of a urinalysis?

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Starvation or protracted vomiting can give a positive urine ketone test.

Ketones occur when your body is breaking down fats instead of carbohydrates for energy.

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thanks but what else affect it? is that it?

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that's why Im confuse? Neutral Face

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theres a lot of things that I can think off, like electrolyte imbalance right? the pH and metabolic and what about specific gravity? can all these affect the urinalysis when a person is in starvation

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Quote from: sunshine2001 (11 years ago)

can all these affect the urinalysis when a person is in starvation

Yes, but back it up in your answer. Give a little reason for listing those things. Do they want all those things listed?

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yeah the Q reads " how might starvation affect the results of a urinalysis? indicate normal values that would be different and why they are changing."

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Quote from: sunshine2001 (11 years ago)

might starvation affect the results of a urinalysi

By any chance, would this be a PhysioEx question or does it originate from a textbook?

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