ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY NURSING MANAGEMENT

This video reviews acute kidney injury nursing management techniques--concentrating on assessment & interventions.
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0:00 - Nursing Assessment
1:49 - Nursing Interventions
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I endeavor to be correct regarding the information I present in these videos; however, medical research is continually being updated thus the information in this video might one day be outdated or inaccurate regarding acute kidney injury nursing management.
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