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CPE-003 · Albuminuria
ACR-002: Transient albuminuria confounder warning
Transient albuminuria confounder warning. Evaluates uacr mg g at or above 30.
Active rulePriority 41Kidney engine v1.2.0
Condition
- All of:
- uacr mg g >= 30
- Any of:
- urinary tract infection == active
- fever == present
- vigorous exercise recent == true
- menstruation == present
- acute heart failure decompensation == true
What it reports
- Albuminuria status: possible transient elevation
- Message: UACR may be transiently elevated; confirm after confounder resolves unless urgent clinical context requires immediate action.
Evidence
- R1KDIGO 2024 Clinical Practice Guideline for the Evaluation and Management of Chronic Kidney Disease. Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO), 2024.Supports: CKD definition and chronicity CGA classification albuminuria confirmation risk prediction referral medication stewardship progression monitoring
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