A patient with renal dysfunction develops uremia, when his GFR is:

Correct option is A

Ans. (a) Sol. Uremia occurs when the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is severely decreased, typically less than 15 ml/min. This indicates severe renal dysfunction and the accumulation of waste products in the bloodstream.
· (b) > 30 ml/min: This is generally considered a moderate level of renal dysfunction.
· (c) > 45 ml/min: This is a higher GFR and suggests less severe renal dysfunction.
· (d) > 60 ml/min: This is generally considered normal kidney function or mild dysfunction.