acute kidney injury 0.0 / 5 ? Nursingcare of the acutely ill adultUniversityNone Created by: eoin darraghCreated on: 27-11-23 12:07 AKI is characterised by; a sudden but sometimes reversible disruption to renal function. 1 of 13 aki occurs in ... percentage of pre admissions. 13 - 19 2 of 13 what is required to indicate good renal perfusion? 0.5 - 1 ml/kg/hr 3 of 13 what is oliguria? a low urine output 4 of 13 can aki be a secondary condition caused by cardiac problems? yes. 5 of 13 in aki is renal output increased or decreased? decreased. 6 of 13 KDIGO criteria: creates specific guidelines for highlighting specific timeframes. 7 of 13 in a prerenal situation, the kidneys are able to conserve and concentrate urine, true or false? true. 8 of 13 there are three types of kidney failure, true or false? true 9 of 13 intrinsic kidney injuries are caused by: poor perfusion, nephrotoxicity, and systemic disease. 10 of 13 with intrinsic kidney injury, there is an inflammatory process that leads to acute tubular necrosis, true or false? true. 11 of 13 there are more indicators of intrinsic kidney injury than there are in prerenal kidney injuries. True or false? true. 12 of 13 postrenal impairment is: anywhere in the renal tract. 13 of 13
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