Prerenal acute kidney injury (acute renal failure) - causes, symptoms & pathology

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a video on the difference between Nephritic and Nephrotic syndromes would be really useful

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Difficult concept well explained .Thank you.

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thank you, this video help me, when i learn about AKI.. great video...

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We focus only on pathology right now and not treatments. Maybe one day in the future!

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it's really helpfull video about prereanl AKI. i'm learning about AKI but stuck to understand the mechalism of why in the pre AKI , it can be oliguria and the urine's less sodium, etc....

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[@khalilmack5570]

Really appreciate your video. I have a quick question at the end though. If water, sodium, and urea are all reabsorbed based on the aldosterone system, the urine should have less urea as well. However, you said it will stink more. Is it just because the amount of water loss in urine is significant that the urea odor peaks out?

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👋 Hi Doctor Rishi Desai, why you don't lay down firstly the underlying mechanism behind which the dis-ease occurs then you can explain the accompanied pathophisiology ?

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Around 1:39 you have mentioned that Creatinine is reabsorbed, please could you confirm that. Creatinine is completely filtered and excreted and only some portion is secreted (thus helping us to measure GFR). Could you clarify this. Thanks

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[@anthonykerbage]

Hello! Quick question: what happens to the potassium level in the blood? is it always elevated in pre-renal, intra-renal and post-renal?

[@stevosmusic]

Depends on the phase of kidney injury you are in. in the oliguric phase you would by hyperkalemic and in the diuretic phase your would be hypokalemic

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Did you do the micro vids too??? Anyways, very helpful. THANKS!

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[@thefeel2261]

I have a question, does the renin-angiotensin aldosterone also get stimulated in post renal disease? since there would also be less blood filtration in post renal failure?

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[@gracecabungcal4392]

I thought Urea will be reabsorbed more… so why nitrogen smell of urine when urine is more concentrated? Thank you

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[@Ani.DR.07]

mechanism is different for azotemia in some books.. Other mech is. as less blood is reaching kidney{ ischemia} less urea is getting flitered out leading to increase in Urea cret. ratio.. it has nothing to do with Renin Angio tensin. plz clarify as soon as possible #Osmosis

[@farisalshboul998]

They mentioned that "not filtering result in azotemia" , it's in the video

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Please explain hyponatremia :)

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Great. I have acute kidney injury. It hurts btw

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ohhhhh. This kidney looks soooooo cute. :) Nice illustration

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This is too science-y for me. I will confess that as a reading teacher with a master’s degree, I need things put more simply. I have this diagnosis and I really want to understand.

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This doesn't concern you. It's a lecture for medical students, you do not need to know this, there's a reason why it's complicated

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@@clumsygirl1994 you didn’t read what he said properly he never said he was a science teacher. He just said he had a masters degree

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It essentially means that the kidneys aren’t getting enough blood so they can’t work properly. The cause depends on your specific case.

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What's a "reading teacher"? Maybe the English language is also a problem for you.

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hey osmosis, where can i find the video on nephrotic vs nephritic diseases?

[@osmosis]

Hi Anna, thanks for the comment! We do touch on this topic in some of our renal pathology videos, like our video on lupus nephritis, but we don't have a video that addresses this topic specifically. You can vote for upcoming videos by becoming an Osmosis Prime subscriber. You can sign up for a free trial here: www.osmosis.org/

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