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CLINICALPATHOLOGY-196
STOOL NITROGEN (FAECAL NITROGEN) measurement is used in the assessment of which condition?
A. Carbohydrate malabsorption
B. PROTEIN-LOSING ENTEROPATHY — elevated faecal nitrogen (> 3 g/day) indicates protein malabsorption or enteral protein loss
C. Fat malabsorption (steatorrhoea)
D. Intestinal blood loss
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