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Multiple choice

A higher concentration of urea and uric acid in blood due to renal failure is called

  1. uremic syndrome

  2. uremia

  3. polyuria

  4. anuria

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Higher concentration of urea and uric acid in blood due to renal failure causes progressive weakness and is called as uremia.

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