The nurse explains that a large increase of urobilinogen in the client's urine is consistent with the diagnosis of
A) acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).
B) cancer of the kidney or bladder.
C) gastroenteritis.
D) hepatitis or other liver disease.

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Increased levels of urobilinogen, the end product of conjugated bilirubin metabolism, in the urine indicate liver disease or a hemolytic disorder.

The Nurse Explains That a Large Increase of Urobilinogen in the Client's