Internal Medicine-Nephrology Board Review Questions (6), General Nephrology 2.

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This video contains high yield case studies formatted as multiple choice questions for anyone taking the ABIM or other any other Board type exam. The topics covered in this videos are related to general nephrology.
Dr. Tinawi's book on Fluids and Electrolytes is available on Amazon, follow this link: www.amazon.com...
Dr. Tinawi's article on glomerular diseases: www.researchga...
Board Review series videos:
Video 1, hypertension: • Internal Medicine-Neph...
Video 2, glomerular diseases: • Internal Medicine-Neph...
Video 3, Electrolytes 1: • Internal Medicine-Neph...
Video 4, Electrolytes 2: • Internal Medicine-Neph...
Video 5, General Nephrology 1: • Internal Medicine-Neph...
Video 6, General Nephrology 2: • Internal Medicine-Neph...
Video 7, Pharmacology: • Internal Medicine Boar...
Video 8, Statistics: • Internal Medicine Boar...
Video 9, Dialysis: • Internal Medicine-Neph...
For more information on Dr. Tinawi's background please follow this link: orcid.org/0000...
Dr. Tinawi's publications are available at this link: www.researchga...

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@joshhasselgren3889 9 месяцев назад

Hi Dr Tinawi! Regarding question 1, at what point would you consider conventional HD? At the presentation of symptoms with current labs? If so, which symptoms would present as more immediate?

@Tinawi 9 месяцев назад

This is a great question. Indications for hemodialysis are: Overt uremic symptoms: not just mild fatigue, for example: nausea, vomiting, weight loss, itching. Uremic pericarditis Uremic neuropathy Hyperkalemia or metabolic acidosis not responsive to medical therapy Fluid overload not responsive to diuretics

@joshhasselgren3889 9 месяцев назад

@@Tinawi thank you! With patients that would not necessarily tolerate a 3-4 hr treatment due to hemodynamic instability, would low efficiency dialysis (ie. 10-12hr) be considered if CRRT is not available? Or would concurrent hemodialysis be utilized first? Thank you for your videos!

@Tinawi 9 месяцев назад

Slow continuous dialysis is a great option and an alternative to CRRT.