4. Introduction
Renal failure : results when
the kidneys cannot remove
the body’s metabolic wastes
. The substances that are
usually eliminated
accumulate in body fluids as
a result of impaired renal
secretion, which leads to
impaired endocrine and
metabolic functions as well.
6. Chronic Renal Failure
It means that the decline in the
performance of the kidneys is
an old problem , and
the possibility of improving
the performance of the kidneys
is small. It is treated by
preventing
deterioration to complete
renal failure .
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9. Diagnostic tests
1- (S. Creatinine) : To know the ability
of the kidneys to get rid of creatinine
and purify the blood from it.
2- (Blood Urea Nitrogen or BUN) :
Determining the amount of urea
nitrogen in the blood.
3- (Glomerular Filtration Rate or GFR):
Measures the efficiency of the kidneys in filtering waste.
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12. Medical Manaqement
1- PHARMACOLOGIC THERAPY
• Antihypertensive and Cardiovascular Agents.
2- NUTRITIONAL THERAPY
• regulation of protein intake.
3- Kidney Transplantation
4-DIALYSIS
13. Let's make the strongest
challenge among all science
classes
What is the nursing care for
patients with renal failure?