Sodium levels in a KFT assess the kidneys’ ability to balance fluids and electrolytes. High levels (hypernatremia) may indicate dehydration, while low levels (hyponatremia) can suggest kidney dysfunction or overhydration. Sodium imbalances require prompt medical management to prevent complications.
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