Week 10 RenalYou are required to post one original Discussion Postmessage for ea

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Week 10 RenalYou are required to post one original Discussion Postmessage for each topic, original post should be at least 250 words. Each student should post a response to a peer with at least 100 words. All responses should include correct grammar, spelling and scholarly citations using APA format. What are the differences when comparing prerenal acute renal failure, intrarenal acute renal failure, and postrenal acute renal failure? Give examples of each. Displaying 1 to 3 of 3 items Show All Edit Paging...

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Below is the list of events lead to kidney damage:

1) Prerenal acute renal failure: Severe injuries can lead to drop in blood pressure due to interruption observed in blood flow to the kidneys.

For e.g: Heart failure, Hemorrhage, sepsis, hypercalcemia, renal artery stenosis, abdominal compartment syndrome and Gastrointestinal disfunction.

2) Intrarenal : Inflammation, any form of toxins, drug infection or reduce blood supply can lead to direct damage to the kidneys.

For e.g.,: Tubular injury such as Ischemic, Nephrotoxic, Glomerular disorders scuch as glomerulonephritis.

3) Postrenal: Enlarged prostate, kidney stones, bladder tumor or injury can lead to obstruction of urine flow.

For e.g.: Anatomic obstruction and tubular obstruction, such as bladder outlet (prostate and pelvic tumor), Ureteral ( Tumor, stones etc.), crystals, drugs and proteins etc.

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