NURS 404: Adult Health Exam 1 (Already Passed!)

What is a rapid loss of kidney function? correct answers acute kidney injury What are the roles of the kidney? correct answers control BP balance pH controls electrolytes creates erythropoietin The body needs what vitamin to absorb calcium? correct answers vitamin D3 What stimulates the creation of RBCs? correct answers erythropoietin Those with kidney disease also have what hematologic problem? correct answers anemia In a patient with AKI, does creatinine & BUN increase or decrease? correct answers increase What are the 3 classifications of renal injury? correct answers prerenal intrarenal postrenal Which classification of renal injury occurs before the kidneys, in pts with sepsis and gero pts with gastroenteritis? correct answers prerenal injury Which classification of renal injury occurs from nephrotoxic meds, prolonged nephritis, trauma, & kidney transplant? correct answers intrarenal injury Which classification of renal injury occurs within the ureters and bladder? correct answers postrenal injury How long is the initiating phase of AKI? correct answers hours-days How long is the oliguric phase of AKI? correct answers 10-14 days In which phase of AKI is urine output less than 400 ml? correct answers oliguric phase What phase of AKI is the most common initial manifestation of AKI? correct answers oliguric phase How long is the diuretic phase of AKI? correct answers 1-3 weeks In which phase of AKI does urine output avg 1-3 L/day or may reach 3-5+ L/day correct answers diuretic What complications should the nurse monitor for during the diuretic phase of AKI? correct answers hypovolemia