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The nurse determines that changes in pressure from within the blood vessels as a cause of edema in clients with albuminuria.

What is albuminuria?

Albuminuria or proteinuria is an increase in the amount of protein in a person's urine. Albuminuria is not a disease. However, the condition can indicate a person has kidney problems.

Damage to the kidneys that causes high levels of protein in the urine is known as nephrotic syndrome.

The main symptom of nephrotic syndrome is fluid buildup in the body or edema. Edema occurs due to low protein in the blood. If the protein level is lacking, fluid from the blood vessels will leak out and accumulate in the body's tissues.

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