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Uremia is the term for high
levels of urea in the blood. Urea is one of the
primary components of urine. It can be
defined as an
excess in the
blood of...
- appetite, and confusion.
Complications of
acute and
chronic failure include uremia, hyperkalemia, and
volume overload.
Complications of
chronic failure also...
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leading to
reduced urine output (oliguria) and
retention of
waste products (
uremia). As a result, red
blood cells may leak out of
damaged glomeruli, causing...
- of the normal,
creatinine clearance is less than 10 mL per minute, and
uremia is present.
Dialysis is used as a
temporary measure in
either acute kidney...
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Differential diagnosis Hyperosmolar nonketotic state,
alcoholic ketoacidosis,
uremia,
salicylate toxicity Treatment Intravenous fluids, insulin, pot****ium Frequency...
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causes of
increased anion gap
metabolic acidosis. M —
Methanol U —
Uremia (chronic
kidney failure) D —
Diabetic ketoacidosis P — Paracetamol, Propylene...
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Uremic fetor is a urine-like odor on the
breath of
people with
uremia. The odor
occurs from the
smell of ammonia,
which is
created in the
saliva as a breakdown...
- age of 64. His
death certificate noted that his
death was a
result of "
uremia;
failure of kidneys, as a
result of the
infection and abscess".
While the...
- the
central component of
thyroid allostasis in
critical illness, tumors,
uremia and
starvation (TACITUS). In addition, both
illness and
medication (e.g...
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later still to
potential mercury poisoning,
modern analyses indicate Brahe's
death resulted from a
fatal case of
uremia caused by an
inflamed prostate....
