A 45-year-old man was admitted to the hospital with complaints of ulcers on his legs for the past 1 month and had a history of type 2 DM. From the examination of vital signs, he found TD110/70, temperature 37.4C. The patient was then given prandial insulin, kanamycin injection and metronidazole drip. After that, the patient suddenly complained that he had no urination for 1 day. Lab examination found Hb 11mg/dL, leukocytes 12,000, platelets 160,000, urea 100, creatinine 3.3, electrolytes within normal limits. What is the cause of the patients complaint?

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A 45-year-old man was admitted to the hospital with complaints of ulcers on his legs for the past 1 month and had a history of type 2 DM. From the examination of vital signs, he found TD110/70, temperature 37.4C. The patient was then given prandial insulin, kanamycin injection and metronidazole drip. After that, the patient suddenly complained that he had no urination for 1 day. Lab examination found Hb 11mg/dL, leukocytes 12,000, platelets 160,000, urea 100, creatinine 3.3, electrolytes within normal limits. What is the cause of the patient’s complaint?

A	DM + diabetic ulcer
B	Insulin prandial
C	Drip metronidazole
D	Kanamycin injection
E	Idiopathic

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