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Which of the following conditions is associated with decreased albumin synthesis?
Which of the following conditions is associated with decreased albumin synthesis?
- Renal dysfunction
- Side effects from medications
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Poor nutritional state (correct)
What is a potential cause of increased albumin loss?
What is a potential cause of increased albumin loss?
- Liver diseases
- Renal dysfunction (correct)
- Nutritional deficiency
- None of the above
Which of these is NOT a cause of increased albumin loss?
Which of these is NOT a cause of increased albumin loss?
- Liver diseases
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Tuberculosis
- Poor nutritional state (correct)
Which of the following heart conditions can lead to increased albumin loss?
Which of the following heart conditions can lead to increased albumin loss?
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Which condition is associated with decreased albumin synthesis due to liver disease?
Which condition is associated with decreased albumin synthesis due to liver disease?
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Study Notes
Causes of Hypoalbuminemia
- Hypoalbuminemia can occur due to poor nutritional state, characterized by inadequate protein intake or excessive protein loss, often during illness.
- Liver diseases can also lead to decreased albumin synthesis.
Causes of Increased Albumin Loss
- Renal dysfunction can lead to albumin loss, resulting in Hypoalbuminemia, due to conditions affecting kidney function.
- Liver diseases, such as hepatitis or liver cancer, can cause albumin loss.
- Heart conditions, including certain cardiac diseases, can contribute to albumin loss.
- Gastrointestinal issues, including inflammatory bowel disease and lymphoma, can lead to albumin loss.
- Other cancers and conditions, such as sarcoma, can also result in albumin loss.
- Medication side effects can cause albumin loss.
- Infections, including tuberculosis, can contribute to albumin loss.
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