This course on Chronic Renal Failure (Kidney Disease) Nursing focuses on the pathophysiology, symptoms, stages, and causes of chronic kidney disease. The learning outcomes include understanding the various stages of CKD, recognizing signs and symptoms, and learning about treatment options such as dialysis and kidney transplant. The course teaches nursing interventions like diet implementation, monitoring fluid status, and administering medications. The teaching method includes a lecture format with additional resources like quizzes and notes. This course is intended for nursing students, healthcare professionals, or anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of chronic kidney disease.
Chronic Renal Failure - Kidney Disease Nursing - End Stage Renal Disease Pathophysiology NCLEX
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
The Kidney
Causes
Interventions
Anemia
Hyperkalemia
Hyper phosphate
Taught by
RegisteredNurseRN
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Reviews
4.0 rating, based on 2 Class Central reviews
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I understand more about chronic renal diseases. Nice experience, in short time we can learn more things about this disease. Its a great opportunity to go through this class
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Thank you very much for this course. I have understood major causes of kidney diseases and different stages of kidney diseases
