Articles, tagged with "chronic renal failure", page 1
10th August 2010
Individuals with chronic renal failure and uremia show a constellation of symptoms, signs, and laboratory abnormalities additionally to those observed in acute kidney injury. This reflects the long-standing and progressive nature of their renal impairment...
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Author:
Scot Robinson
27th April 2010
Benazepril or as it is known by the brand name Lotensin, is a drug that is usually used in the treatment of high blood pressure or hypertension, congestive heart failure, and chronic renal failure or kidney failure. More often than not it will be prescrib...
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Author:
Robert Bell
08th October 2009
The functioning of our body depends a lot on the kidneys. Kidneys assist in the filtering blood by turning urea, metabolites and other elements into urine which is excreted from our body. The kidneys regulates blood pressure, blood plasma volume and gluco...
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Author:
Jamie Hanson
10th September 2009
Kidney dialysis is the medical means of providing artificial renal replacement therapy for loss of kidney function due to renal failure. This means the kidneys cease to function adequately which produces abnormal fluid levels in the human body. Acute rena...
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Author:
Lisa Simmons
16th April 2009
Thoughts on Gout and Alcohol.
Risk aspects for gout include heightened body mass index (BMI), hypertension, older age, alcohol use, chronic renal failure, and diuretic use. It has also been found that diets that are purine-rich will precipitate or even e...
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Author:
topgear
22nd January 2009
Acute renal failure or ARF is characterized by a rapid onset of renal insufficiency/failure, reduction in glomerular filtration rate and renal plasma flow, and the clinical and biochemical aftermath of the excretory failure. This is a serious form of ki...
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Author:
hannah
31st December 2008
Kidney failure is a growing problem across the world. Unfortunately, kidney failure can have very few symptoms to begin with. As your kidney function declines, it will first be detected on blood tests by your doctor. Most people don't feel any effects of ...
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Author:
Mc Raflesia
26th February 2008
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Introduction: Urinary problems are increasingly common in cats. Problems with the lower urinary tract (LURT) are related to diet, while kidney failure increases with age.
Symptoms of urinary problems ...
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