Nursing Interventions Of Acute Renal Failure
Your assessments, tests and nursing interventions are very thorough. Acute renal failure is a serious complication. I cared for a patient last week with acute renal failure related to hypotension secondary to sepsis. Unfortunately this patient did not survive. The patient suffered with symptoms at home for a lengthy time prior to coming to the hospital. The patient was unable to receive treatment quickly because she lived at home alone and was unable to call for help. This serious condition needs to be treated quickly for an optimal outcome. The interventions that you have described were implemented in her plan of care. The BUN and creatinine reveled elevated levels well above normal. Decreased urine output, hypotension, and