
News|Articles|October 12, 2012
A urinalysis challenge: Answer 2a
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This conclusion could not be established without knowledge of the patient's hydration status, a water deprivation test and perhaps a vasopressin response test. The fact that urine dilution of this magnitude has occurred suggests-but does not prove-that a sufficient population of functional nephrons is present to concentrate urine.
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