Acute Renal Failure(ARF/AKI)

Protocols

Clinical Feature:
  • 1)Decreased urine output, 
  • 2)although occasionally urine output remains normal. 
  • 3)Fluid retention, causing swelling in your legs, ankles or feet. 
  • 4)Shortness of breath.


Investigations:

  • 1)CBC with PBF
  • 2)Serum Creatinine-raised
  • 3)BUN-raised
  • 4)serum electrolyte- high K+& Low HCO3-
  • 5)uric acid-raised
  • 6)usg of KUB-To see renal anatomy
  • 7)urine RME-RBC,pus cell,crystal,cast
  • 8)x-ray KUB
  • 9)ECG-change due to electrolye imbalance
  • 10)ASO titre,C3,C4,ANA-to find out causes
  • 11) Renal biposy

Rx:

  • Bed rest
  • Diet-protein,salt and fruits restriction
  • Fluid: previous day out put + 500ml

if Oliguria:

  • catheterization
  • inf.5%DA ([post id="511" title="Dextrose"])(2L) + inf.5%DNS([post id="510" title="DNS"]) (1L) I/V @30 D/M (correction  of hypovolumia) 
  • inj.Sodi-Bicarb (25 ml) 1 amp I/V stat very slowly over 10-15 min.(mx metabolic acidosis)

if urine out put not increase within 6 hours

  • inj.Lasix ([post id="478" title="Frusemide"])(20mg) 2 amp I/V with 100ml normal saline over 30 min

For electrolyte balance.

if infection 

if Hypertension:
If Seizure:

Advice : 
  •  maintain out-input chart
  •  Record vital sign
  •  Dialysis -if needed

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Indication for dialysis:
  • persistent Serum k > 6 mmol / l no respond toRx 
  • Serum creatinin > 600 µmg 
  • serum urea 180 mg ( 30 mmol/L) 
  • HCO3 level < 10 mg 
  • ureamic pericarditis
  • pulmonary edema 
  • ureamic encephalopathy