How does acute renal failure differ from chronic renal failure?Select one:a. Both present as small kidneys with cortical thinning.b. The most common cause of chronic renal failure is acute tubular necrosis and it presents with a normal renal appearance on sonography whereas acute renal failure is most commonly caused by diabetes mellitus and presents as small kidneys with cortical thinning.c. The most common cause of chronic renal failure is diabetes mellitus and it presents with a normal renal appearance on sonography whereas acute renal failure is most commonly caused by acute tubular necrosis and presents as small kidneys with cortical thinning.d. The most common cause of chronic renal failure is diabetes mellitus and it presents as small kidneys with cortical thinning on sonography whereas acute renal failure is most commonly caused by acute tubular necrosis and presents as normal appearing kidneys.

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