Acute Kidney Injury and Critical Care: Advances in Early Detection
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Renal, Sepsis, 2022
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This session will review acute kidney injury (AKI) and the potential clinical consequences on morbidity and mortality. There will be a review of patients who are post-surgical and diagnosed with sepsis and their risk for AKI. The session will also include a discussion of biomarkers, early risk assessment, rapid management, and current diagnostic approaches. Learning Objectives: -Discuss the impact of acute kidney injury (AKI) on morbidity and mortality -Detail the key biomarkers used in the diagnosis of AKI -Explain how implementing biomarker assessment will identify patients at risk of developing AKI This program is supported by an education grant from BioMerieux
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Content Type Presentation
Knowledge Area Renal
Knowledge Area Sepsis
Knowledge Level Foundational
Knowledge Level Intermediate
Knowledge Level Advanced
Membership Level Select
Tag Kidney
Tag Sepsis
Tag Updates and Future Directions
Year 2022
Keywords
novel biomarkers
early detection
acute kidney injury
management
risk assessment
patient outcomes
therapeutic interventions
diagnostic methods
interdisciplinary cooperation

   

   
 
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