A pale,frothy looking stool is indicative of:
A) Upper GI bleeding
B) Lower GI bleeding
C) Excess fat
D) Excess carbohydrates

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A pale, frothy looking stool is often a sign of excessive fat in the stool, which can be caused by malabsorption or certain medical conditions affecting the pancreas or liver. Upper or lower GI bleeding would typically result in darker or black stools, while excess carbohydrates would not affect the color or consistency of stool.

A Pale,frothy Looking Stool Is Indicative Of