Handout – Page 2 – Precious Bodily Fluids

The Acute Kidney Injury Haggadah

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28 8.5×11 pages with a cover, introduction, table of contents and answers
Updated Feb 2024

Some really intelligent feedback from Swap

Lots of work! Great handout but
Facile, really?

TMI: who wants MS3 to know about relevance of KDIGO & outcomes?
FENa exceptions: sepsis
citation here https://t.co/sB59N4uNTH
(I teach FENa/FEUrea for fun too and say so, too many exceptions) pic.twitter.com/Trl8oDvL5p
— Swapnil Hiremath @hswapnil@bsky.social (@hswapnil) March 28, 2019

No discussion of volume assessment in prerenal ? #OldSchool #NephMadness
– I minimize GN talk (no time)
– emphasize quinolone & PPI for AIN, mention that almost all other drugs can cause AIN
— Swapnil Hiremath @hswapnil@bsky.social (@hswapnil) March 28, 2019

Sorry, one more: contrast 10-15% of hospital AKI is likely an exaggeration
Do you really want them to avoid necessary contrast? https://t.co/e4w1oG0cgC #NephMadness #TBT
— Swapnil Hiremath @hswapnil@bsky.social (@hswapnil) March 28, 2019

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27 8.5×11 pages with a cover, introduction, table of contents and answers
March 2010: Minor changes to delta gap
June 2011: Fixed error in Metabolic alkalosis (thanks Rakesh Lattupalli) and some spelling errors
September 2011: fixed three typos, reworked anion gap, non-anion gap, and rapid interpretation of ABG introduction
December 2011: fleshed out osmolar gap, smoothed the introduction to primary acid-base disorders. Typos: some removed and some added.
January 2012 iBook!
March 2012 added a picture and graph to osmolar gap. Moved the files to drobox. Added the iAuthor file for download.
Jan 2013 Major revision. New cover, new intro, added two additional clinical vignettes, 2-pages on DKA, 2 pages on RTA including urine anion gap.

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The Acute Kidney Injury Haggadah

The Acid Base Haggadah