Question

question 39 (mandatory) (1 point) what do we suspect if we find ketones in a patients urine? a) uncontrolled diabetes b) kidney stones c) liver disease d) gallstones

Explanation:

Ketones in urine often indicate that the body is breaking down fat for energy instead of glucose, which is common in uncontrolled diabetes when the body cannot properly use glucose. Kidney stones, liver disease, and gallstones are not typically associated with the presence of ketones in urine.

Answer:

A. Uncontrolled diabetes