Which of the following is a hallmark risk of CKD but not an early feature of AKI?
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Correct answer: Cardiovascular disease and bone disorder
CKD often leads to long-term complications such as cardiovascular disease, bone mineral disorders, and anemia, which are less typical in acute settings.
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