GFR for stage 2 kidney damage with mild low GFR?

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GFR for stage 2 kidney damage with mild low GFR?

Explanation:
Stage 2 CKD is a mild decrease in kidney function, defined by an estimated GFR roughly between 60 and 89 mL/min/1.73 m2, usually with evidence of kidney damage. The option that sits within this range (60–80) best matches a mild reduction in GFR, which is what stage 2 represents. The other ranges represent either normal or near-normal GFR (>90), or more advanced impairment (30–59 or 15–20) that corresponds to stage 3 or higher. So this option reflects the expected level of function for stage 2.

Stage 2 CKD is a mild decrease in kidney function, defined by an estimated GFR roughly between 60 and 89 mL/min/1.73 m2, usually with evidence of kidney damage. The option that sits within this range (60–80) best matches a mild reduction in GFR, which is what stage 2 represents. The other ranges represent either normal or near-normal GFR (>90), or more advanced impairment (30–59 or 15–20) that corresponds to stage 3 or higher. So this option reflects the expected level of function for stage 2.

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