NSG 426 Wk6 S2 Chronic Kidney Disease, Renal Replacement Therapy, and the Urinary Tract

In the Acid Base Interpretation, Acute Kidney Injury, and Hyperkalemia lecture, we worked on the sudden injury, the kidney that fails over hours and days, and on the potassium emergency that comes with it. Now we turn to the kidney that fails slowly and never recovers, to the therapies that take over its work, and then to everything downstream of it. One point before we start. Part of the urinary material in the second half of this video is posted on the card titled "Urinary Disorders: Infection, Stones, Retention, and Diversion" rather than lectured in class. This video and that card together are the full coverage. All of it is examinable on Exam 2. A full transcript is available with this narration in the course.