Renal : an integrated approach to disease - Schmitz, Paul G. (New York : McGraw-Hill, 2012)
Renal anatomy -- Normal development and congenital anomalies -- Gross and microscopic anatomy with functional correlations -- Renal physiology -- Body fluid composition and fluid administration -- Glomerular hemodynamics -- Principles of renal clearance -- Transport of electrolytes and water in the proximal tubule -- Transport of electrolytes and water in the loop of henle -- Transport of electrolytes and water in the distal tubule -- Renal endocrinology -- Electrolyte disorders -- Water disorders -- Potassium disorders -- Edema and diuretic use -- Acid-base -- Acid-base physiology -- Acid-base disorders -- Kidney disease -- Approach to the patient with kidney and urinary tract disease -- Glomerular disease -- Tubulointerstitial disease -- Renal failure -- Acute kidney injury -- Chronic kidney injury -- Miscellaneous disorders -- Hypertension -- Urologic disorders
Machine generated contents note: Renal anatomy Renal Physiology Electrolyte Disorders Acid-Base Disorders Approach to the Patient with Renal and Urinary Tract Disease Pathology and clinical features of Kidney Disease Pathology and clinical Features of Lower Tract Disease Renal Failure Hypertension
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Keywords: Kidney -- physiopathology; Kidneys -- Diseases; Urinary organs -- Diseases; Urinary Tract Physiological Phenomena; Urologic Diseases -- physiopathology