Quick Answer. A microalbuminuria test, or urine albumin test, helps identify kidney damage in diabetics and other risk groups, according to Healthline. In a healthy kidney the albumin level is typically under 30 micrograms per milligram. Levels higher than this indicate some amount of kidney damage may be present.
The Appalachian mountains are made of segments of sedimentary, volcanic and ancient oceanic floor (from plate collision) rock.
The Appalachian Mountain range is one of the oldest continental mountain systems in the world. The tallest mountain in the range is the 6,684-foot Mount Mitchell, located in North Carolina. Compared with the Rocky Mountains of western North America, which have 50 plus peaks over 14,000 feet in elevation, the Appalachians are rather modest in height.