Acute renal failure
Author: Roman Štoudek, MD, Dominika Štrbová, Mária Štrbová
Institution: Faculty of Medicine at Masaryk University in Brno
Medical discipline: Emergency Medicine
Keywords: acute kidney failure | hyperkalemia | elimination methods | urinary tract obstruction
Educational evel: Undergraduate level | Graduate
Acute renal failure (ARF) is a suddenly developing potentially reversible decrease in renal function for pre-renal, renal, or post-renal causes. The morbidity and mortality associated with ARF remains to be high. Our algorithm introduces you to the management of patient with ARF and teach you about its complications and their treatment.
Review
In this elaborate algorithm of acute renal failure with hyperkalemia demonstrates all critical breakpoints in critical care of patient with this condition. Clear correct answers leave no doubt of correct approach and effortlessly combine knowledge of different medical specialties. Simultaneously, incorrect answers have didactic meaning and point out common mistakes that must be avoided. This algorithm represents a good base for young doctors on which we can build further know-how.
publikováno: 27. 4. 2016 | last modified on: 13. 9. 2019