In which of the following bone diseases, the plasma alkaline phosphatase levels

Question

In which of the following bone diseases, the plasma alkaline phosphatase levels are 10 to 25 times the normal upper limit?

Options:

A . Bone cancer

B . Rickets

C . Fanconi’s syndrome

D . Paget’s disease

Answer: Option D
Answer: (d).Paget’s disease

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