What is a key morphological feature of the patient's disease?

Hypoalbuminemia is a disorder that regards the level of albumin. The blood contains albumin which is protein. There is a certain amount of protein that should always be in the bloodstream. If not, then the patient may be having issues.

If there is fluid under the skin and there is too much of it, this could be a condition known as edema. Hyperlipidemia is when there is too much lipids in the blood. Proteinuria is when the patient has too much proteins in their urine.

All of these conditions are related to each other. If a seven year old patient with these conditions, the nurse may administer a steroid therapy which the disease may go away. However, a key morphological feature of the patient’s disease is the fusion of the food processes.