The nurse explains to the client that the glucosuria in the urinalysis indicates that
a. a pancreatic disorder is present.
b. the serum glucose level is above the renal threshold.
c. the client is diabetic.
d. the client is experiencing some type of stress.
B
Glucosuria occurs when the blood glucose level exceeds the resorptive capacity of the kidneys, a level of 180 mg/dl.
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