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Prerenal causes of kidney failure - the Acute Kidney Injury series
Critical Intelligence (formerly CritIC)
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An explanation of the prerenal causes of acute kidney injury and how to diagnose and reverse them.
In the Acute Kidney Injury series you'll learn the bare essentials regarding acute kidney injury a.k.a. acute renal failure. This video covers the most important group of causes to diagnose immediately: prerenal kidney injury. Why is it important to distinguish this etiology as soon as possible? Because this means that the extent of the kidney injury is probably still reversible! You've got a kidney to save here! This video teaches you how. Calculators: Fractional excretion of sodium: mdcalc.com/fractional-excretion-sodium-fena Fractional excretion of urea: mdcalc.com/fractional-excretion-urea-feurea Other videos: ◆ Hyponatremia: youtu.be/dmM2K50bnKw ◆ Hyponatremia - example case: youtu.be/Ya3dpPosaQ0 ◆ The fractional excretion of sodium: youtu.be/pjl1bpz7l24 ◆ Hypokalemia: youtu.be/ous3RN7MKgo ◆ Hyperkalemia: youtu.be/622hj0rWyKI ◆ Rhabdomyolysis: youtu.be/vmnnvBtf298 ◆ The Pharmacokinetics Series: youtube.com/watch?v=1MnyBRNhutM&list=PLN4mLNb7L4Vfwy8DeR677Y…Why it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended as a concise overview of prerenal acute kidney injury.