Diabetic nephropathy is characterized by changes in the protein content of urine, changes in blood pressure, and changes in GFR. Based on your knowledge of kidney function which of the follow characteristics describe the changes seen in diabetic nephropathy? O Decreased proteinurial Decreased blood pressure Decreased GFR O Increased proteinuria Increased blood pressure Increased GFR O Decreased proteinuria Decreased blood pressure Increased GFR O Increased proteinurial Increased blood pressure Decreased GFR

Diabetic nephropathy is characterized by changes in the protein content of urine, changes in blood pressure, and changes in GFR. Based on your knowledge of kidney function which of the follow characteristics describe the changes seen in diabetic nephropathy? O Decreased proteinurial Decreased blood pressure Decreased GFR O Increased proteinuria Increased blood pressure Increased GFR O Decreased proteinuria Decreased blood pressure Increased GFR O Increased proteinurial Increased blood pressure Decreased GFR

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Diabetic nephropathy is characterized by changes in the protein content of urine, changes in blood pressure, and changes in GFR. Based on your knowledge of kidney function which of the
follow characteristics describe the changes seen in diabetic nephropathy?
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Decreased proteinuria
Decreased blood pressure
Decreased GFR
Increased proteinuria
Increased blood pressure
Increased GFR
Decreased proteinuria
Decreased blood pressure
Increased GFR
Increased proteinuria
Increased blood pressure
Decreased GFR

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