Question

lo 6.4. what can abnormal levels of glucose, protein, or blood in a urinalysis indicate?
abnormal levels of glucose, protein, or blood are only indicative of dehydration.
abnormal levels of glucose, protein, or blood are only indicative of bladder infections.
low levels of glucose, protein, or blood are always indicative of good health.
abnormal levels of glucose, protein, or blood are only indicative of hormonal imbalances.
various health conditions, including diabetes, kidney disease, and infections.

Explanation:

• Dehydration is mainly related to water - balance, not directly to glucose, protein, or blood in urine.
• Bladder infections may not be the only cause for these abnormal levels.
• Low levels of glucose, protein, or blood are not always a sign of good health as there could be other underlying issues.
• Hormonal imbalances are not the only cause for these abnormal levels.
• Abnormal glucose (e.g., diabetes), protein (e.g., kidney disease), and blood (e.g., urinary tract infections) in urine can indicate various health conditions.

Answer:

Various health conditions, including diabetes, kidney disease, and infections.