#MedicalCase
Acute Kidney Injury (Nephrology)
Dr. Karthic Kumar., MBBS, FELLOWSHIP IN NEPHROLOGY, CERTIFICATION IN FAMILY MEDICINE, FELLOWSHIP IN DIABETES, CERTIFICATE COURSE IN INFECTION CONTROL, CERTIFICATE COURSE IN INFECTION CONTROL, MBBS, MBBS
Medical Case Details:
Chief Complaints: Acute abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting for two days.On Examination: HR: 103 beats/minute, RR: 16 BP: 118/68 mm Hg, Urine: Unable to void freely, voided only 200 mL in a day.
Laboratory Investigations - Urea 56 mg/dL, Cr 3.6 mg/dL, Ca 7.7 mg/dL, GFR 47 mL/min/m2, Phos 4.8 mg/dL, K 5.5 mEq/L, and Mg 1.4 mg/dL. Suggest a treatment for the patient.
Discussions
Dr. Karthic Kumar
Nephrologist
USG Abdomen - no evidence of calculi
both kidneys slightly reduced in size with increased cortical echoes
Nephrologist
USG Abdomen - no evidence of calculi
both kidneys slightly reduced in size with increased cortical echoes
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17.Feb, 10:17am
Dr. Karthic Kumar
Nephrologist
Hi Dr Roboubiat.. his pancreas was unremarkable in USG .. amylase lipase were normal as well.
Nephrologist
Hi Dr Roboubiat.. his pancreas was unremarkable in USG .. amylase lipase were normal as well.
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29.Feb, 08:24pm
Dr. Ali Roboubiat
Toxicologist
Other ddx such as acute prostatitis (post renal cause), acute diverticulitis.
Toxicologist
Other ddx such as acute prostatitis (post renal cause), acute diverticulitis.
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29.Feb, 08:36pm
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