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Microalbuminuria is defined as protein levels of-

A
100-150 mg/L
B
151-200 mg/L
C
201-300 mg/L
D
301-600 mg/L
High-Yield Explanation
Types of Proteinuria The following five types of proteinuria are distinguished by milligrams (mg) of protein measured during a 24-hour urine collection: Microalbuminuria (30-150 mg) Mild (150-500 mg) Moderate (500-1000 mg) Heavy (1000-3000 mg) Nephrotic range (more than 3500 mg) As kidney disease progresses, more protein enters the urine. People with nephrotic-range proteinuria typically have extensive glomeruli damage and usually, develop nephrotic syndrome. www.healthcommunities.com

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