<prompt> Urinary K excretion is increased in:BronchiectasisMeningitisOsteomyelitisHepatitis  <response>: Answer is D Hepatitis : Chronic Active Hepatitis is a cause fior distal type 1 Renal tubular acidosis which is associated with increased urinary loss of potassium. A high urinary K excretion with systemic acidosis is a charachteristic feature of renal tubular acidosis. Chronic Active Hepatitis is an established cause for distal renal tubular acidosis and may hence be associated with urinary K excretion. 