Question

multiple choice question
______ in the urine can indicate dangerously high levels of acid in the blood.

• bilirubin
• ketones
• candida
• urea

Explanation:

• Bilirubin in urine is related to liver issues or hemolysis, not blood acid levels.
• Ketones in urine (ketonuria) occurs when the body uses fat for energy (e.g., in uncontrolled diabetes), leading to ketoacidosis (high blood acid levels).
• Candida in urine indicates a fungal infection, not acid - related issues.
• Urea is a normal waste product, not an indicator of high blood acid.

Answer:

B. Ketones