In renal glycosuria, the renal threshold for glucose is_______________?
Correct answer: B. Low
- A. High
- B. Low
- C. Same
- D. Greatly increased
Explanation
Renal glycosuria occurs when glucose appears in urine despite a normal blood glucose level because proximal tubular glucose reabsorption capacity is reduced. Therefore, the renal threshold for glucose is lower than normal.
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