1.Kidney is the vital organ of the body and excretory organ too. Failures in function may result in death of patient as treatment is not available.
2. If we see morphology of kidney we come to know that kidney consist of pelvis, medulla and cortex and the functional unit of kidney is nephron which is sieve and responsible for the filtration and formation of urine.
3. Main morphologic changes in kidneys is nephron inflammation due to which they become less. Second one is glomerulus inflammation.
4. Morphologic changes in kidney may lead to the renal failures, renal calculi and glomerulonephritis, BP.
5. Short term complications include - Blood pressure, increase in creatinine level and sweating
6. Long term complication - kidney failures, hypodynamic state of heart, death.
7. Yes it is necessary to hospitalize patient because dialysis is only route of treatment and second one is kidney transplant.
which morphologic changes would you expect in the kidney? what is the prognosis? what are the possible short and long t...
Case Study #4 Application to Practice Scenario History Application to Practice Scenario A 13-year-old boy presented to the clinic complaining of a sore throat that persisted for 2 days. After those 2 days, he developed fever, nausea, and malaise. A throat culture revealed the presence of Group A beta hemolytic streptococci, and the child was started on antibiotic therapy. The child’s symptoms gradually improved, but approximately 2 weeks later, he returned to the clinic because the fever, nausea, and malaise...
Elderly patient has history of Atrial Fib and chronic kidney disease. What would you expect to hear when you listen to the 6 spots of his lungs? What about the 4 spots of his heart? Would you expect to see any edema in feet, hands or sacrum? If so why?
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A client has a long history of hypertension medications would the nurse expect to be ordered to avoid chronic kidney disease (CKD)?
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