Fatty acid syndrome due to alcoholism is called

The presence of glucose and ketone bodies in the urine is indicative of ..........

The presence of glucose and ketone bodies in urine are indicative of

Give reasons for kidney failure.

Choose the correct statements.
$I.$ Kidney transplantation is the terminal mode of treating kidney dysfunction.
$II.$ Close relatives are often used as kidney donors to minimise risk of rejection.
$III.$ Cyclosporin-$A$ is used as an immunosuppressive drug in kidney transplant patients.
$IV.$ Heparin and anti-heparin are used in haemodialysis.
Choose the correct option.

$A$ patient suffering from $Diabetes \text{ } Mellitus$ drinks more water. This is because they are excreting which excess substance from their blood?