Above is the result of a patient's urinalysis that looks for protein and glucose in the urine. The dip stick on the left is a control to show what a normal sample looks like. The dip stick on the right is the patient's result. How can this test be interpreted?

The patient's test is normal for glucose, but positive for protein indicating diabetes.

The patient's test is normal for protein, but positive for glucose indicating diabetes.

The patient's test is positive for both glucose and protein in the urine

The patient's test is normal for glucose, but positive for protein indicating kidney disease.

The patient's test is normal for protein, but positive for glucose indicating kidney disease.

The patient's test is the same as the control, so the patient does not have protein or glucose in their urine.