Why Is Kidney Damage Often Observed in Clients with Systemic

Multiple Choice

Why is kidney damage often observed in clients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) ?

A) SLE involves unusually high levels of circulating antigens. Because the kidneys play a critical role in filtering these antigens from the blood, they are under excess stress in clients with SLE.
B) SLE is commonly treated with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) . Because these medications carry a high risk of nephrotoxicity, their use often leads to kidney damage in clients with SLE.
C) SLE involves deposition of immune complexes in the body's connective tissues. Because connective tissue makes up a significant portion of the kidneys, these organs are a frequent site of damage in SLE.
D) SLE involves unusually high levels of circulating antibodies. Because the kidneys play a critical role in filtering these antibodies from the blood, they are under excess stress in clients with SLE.