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a. The lab values of Kimberly's indicates hypernatremia, hyperkalemia, hyperchloremia, and hyperglycemia. Her creatinine and BUN levels are elevated and low blood PH indicates acidic. The urinalysis show urine is acidic in nature and presence of glucose, blood, and epithelial cells.
b. Kimberly's history and lab values show that he is affected by acute kidney injury. It is a sudden episode of kidney failure occurs due to the accumulation of waste products in the blood. It is also caused by a decreased flow of blood.
C. According to RIFLE Classification of AKI indicates, the patient is in a Failure state. Because the serum creatinine is equal or greater than 4mg/dL is considered as a failure state.
d. The patient lab values of low PH and kidney fails to remove the excess acid from the body. This denotes the patient is suffered from metabolic acidosis.
e. Indication:
a. prerenal dehydration - It occurs in the acute stage of renal failure and hydrate to make patient euvolemic.
b. intranatal Antibiotic - Antibiotic are administered to eliminate the toxin and eosinophils.
c. intranatal stenosis of an artery - It occurs in intrarenal stage due to macrovascular dysfunction as a result of hypertension.
d. prerenal calculi or kink in ureters or catheters- It is managed by Eliminating the offending agent.
e. Postrenal benign prostatic hyperplasia - Treat of an underlying cause.
f. intrarenal vasculitis- This occurs due to macrovascular dysfunction.
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Case 1
Mrs. Benette, a 71 year old woman, is brought in by ambulance to
the ED. She is very tired and lethargic but can communicate. She is
complaining of tinnitus (ringing in her ears) that she describes as
a freight train driving by her head and severe dyspepsia (upset
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questioning of the patient, she tells you she is taking pain
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You are assigned to care for a 65-year-old woman admitted last evening with a recent history of cellulitis and a 3-day history of persistent vomiting and diarrhea. She takes no medications at home, other than a daily multivitamin. Her weight on admission was 153 pounds. The patient states her original weight is 165 pounds (75 kg). The nurse notes that the patient’s mucous membranes and skin are dry. Vital signs are temperature 99.8° F, pulse 112, respirations 32, and blood...
You are assigned to care for a 65-year-old woman admitted last evening with a recent history of cellulitis and a 3-day history of persistent vomiting and diarrhea. She takes no medications at home, other than a daily multivitamin. Her weight on admission was 153 pounds. The patient states her original weight is 165 pounds (75 kg). The nurse notes that the patient’s mucous membranes and skin are dry. Vital signs are temperature 99.8° F, pulse 112, respirations 32, and blood...
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