A 91-year-old patient learns that his urine protein is 8.2 mg/100 mL.When asked to explain the significance of the result,the nurse replies:
A) "It may be elevated because of a urinary tract infection."
B) "The result is not significant because it's within normal limits."
C) "The level is usually elevated in people your age."
D) "Mild chronic renal failure causes a decrease in urine protein."
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