A 70-year-old with stage 4 CKD complains of pruritus. Serum calcium is low, phosphate is high, and PTH is elevated. What is the most likely contributi...

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A 70-year-old with stage 4 CKD complains of pruritus. Serum calcium is low, phosphate is high, and PTH is elevated. What is the most likely contributing factor?

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Vitamin D deficiency (renal osteodystrophy)

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Hyperthyroidism

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Hypoparathyroidism

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Multiple myeloma

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Nephrotic syndrome

MCQ (SBA): Chronic Kidney Disease

A 70-year-old with stage 4 CKD complains of pruritus. Serum calcium is low, phosphate is high, and PTH is elevated. What is the most likely contributing factor?