15 yo WM presents after referral to you for proteinuria. U/A shows 1+ proteinuria (no other abnormalities), no edema, normal cholesterol, and no significant PMH/FH. Urine protein/creatinine ratio is 0.148 and quantitative protein is 25 (normal 2-10). What is the most likely dx?
a. minimal change dz
b. post streptococcal GN
c. benign orthostatic proteinuria
d. membranous GN
e. lupus nephritis
instantknowledge Answered question August 14, 2024
c. Benign orthostatic proteinuria
A 15-year-old with isolated proteinuria, normal cholesterol, no edema, and normal renal function likely has benign orthostatic proteinuria, a common and harmless condition in adolescents.
instantknowledge Answered question August 14, 2024