Discharge life guidance: 1. Diet meat and vegetables, eat more vegetables and fruits, keep the bowel clear, avoid constipation, prevent secondary bleeding. Do not eat spicy and stimulating food. Quit…
Acute kidney injury is an abnormality of renal structure or function caused by various reasons for not more than 3 months, which is manifested by a short-term progressive decline in…
Acute kidney injury is an abnormality of renal structure or function caused by various reasons for not more than 3 months, which is manifested by a short-term progressive decline in…
Chronic kidney disease refers to kidney damage, including pathological, blood, urine, and imaging abnormalities for ≥ 3 months. According to the Clinical Practice Guidelines for Chronic Kidney Disease and Dialysis,…
1. Diuretics 1. Strong diuretic furosemide (tachyphylaxis) 1.1 Dosage: tablet, 20 mg; injection, 20 mg (2 ml). 1.2 Usage: oral 10~40 mg each time, 3 times a day, generally used…
AKI and RRT Acute renal injury (AKI) is a common group of clinical syndromes. The pathophysiological mechanisms and the rate of progression of AKI vary depending on the etiology, and…
With the progress of modern medicine and the widespread use of interventional therapy in cardiovascular diseases, the incidence of drug-induced kidney injury is increasing year by year. According to relevant…
In patients with AKI, renal damage is only one aspect of the disease, but the systemic internal environmental disturbances and comorbidities that result from AKI are often important factors in…
The presence of some specific factors can increase the probability of acute kidney injury, called risk factors for acute kidney injury. When patients have the following conditions, special attention should be…
Old Wang, 62 years old, came to the hospital six months ago due to swelling of lower limbs and increased foam in urine, and was found to have urine protein…