* Proteinuria caused bya. Albumin infiltrationb. Multiple myelomac. Glucosuria Od. Not all of the above O* Cerebrospinal fluid functions area. Protectionb. Buoyancyc. Pressure stabilityd. Both of a and b O

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* Proteinuria caused by a. Albumin infiltration b. Multiple myeloma c. Glucosuria d. Not all of the above * Cerebrospinal fluid functions are a. Protection b. Buoyancy c. Pressure stability d. Both of a and b

* Proteinuria caused by a. Albumin infiltration b. Multiple myeloma c. Glucosuria d. Not all of the above * Cerebrospinal fluid functions are a. Protection b. Buoyancy c. Pressure stability d. Both of a and b

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* Proteinuria caused by
a. Albumin infiltration
b. Multiple myeloma
c. Glucosuria O
d. Not all of the above O
* Cerebrospinal fluid functions are
a. Protection
b. Buoyancy
c. Pressure stability
d. Both of a and b O

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