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1. Urine is moderately concentrated with osmolality 300-350mOsm/L
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<br/>2. Urine Na<sup>+</sup> is &gt; 20, indicating normal tubular function (and avid reabsorption of Na+ to increase glomerular pressure).
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<br/>3. AKl with an FE<sub>Na</sub> &gt; 2% and muddy-brown casts (ATN), eosinophils (AIN), RBC casts (GN). 


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[[Category:Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)]]
[[Category:Nephrology]]
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