Which of the following is an interfering factor that can affect BNP levels? A) Physical exercise prior to testing B) Low-fat diet C) Blood transfusions D) Age and gender variations

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The question is asking for examples of factors that can interfere with the measurement of BNP (B-type Natriuretic Peptide) levels in a medical context. The user needs to select the correct option from the provided choices.

Answer

Age and gender variations

D) Age and gender variations

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D) Age and gender variations

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Age and gender can significantly affect BNP (B-type Natriuretic Peptide) levels. BNP levels naturally increase with age and can also vary between genders. These biological factors can interfere with BNP measurements and interpretations.

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Confusing factors that directly affect BNP levels with those that generally influence cardiovascular health.

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