Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)

[@lorigamble6676]

Outstanding! Thanks to Ninja Nerd for adding this nursing channel!!!

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thank you! Glad you are enjoying it here! 😊🧡

[@HealthyKidney-y2j]

I don't quite agree. While this channel has some great content, I think there are other resources out there that are more comprehensive. Just because one channel is popular doesn't mean it's the best option.

[@TheJayDoubleM]

Thank you so much for this video! This is great. My favorite videos to watch after reading my textbook chapters.

[@AkulaShark4748]

Good Job dear Ninja Nerd Educator !With big gratitude for your priceless videos

[@micg8335]

i'm studying for the NCLEX and your material is very helpful, Thank you!

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Glad to hear it! Sending good vibes for the NCLEX!

[@connorrampage7817]

That's why it's important to listen to your body.

[@HealthyKidney-y2j]

This is such an important topic. How do we differentiate between normal kidney issues and acute kidney injury? Is early detection key to recovery?

[@jacquierivera8951]

Excellent presentation!

[@hannateodrosgirmatsion9155]

You did a great job please keep it up and thank you!❤

[@nabialmayah2712]

Thank you you’re videos are amazing

[@obaapapapabi3015]

Good job ma'am. Excellent explanation. My professor doesn't know her stuffs. I'm glad I found your chanel

[@ayeayehtun5898]

Thank you so much, this video helped me a lot for tmw SIM at school

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Oooo SIM! I hope it went well!

[@AlejandraGeee]

Loved this lecture!!!! Thank you!! 🩷🙏🏻

[@carolynzimmer7601]

Excellent lesson!

[@taniatavarez5707]

Nice job, learned so much. thanks for sharing.

[@collinsmukwamba4401]

Good lecture, thanks

[@rachaelblakeley6593]

Excellent as always 😊 thank you

[@shawnryn3766]

i really love your videos, it really help me.. thank you

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thank you for saying that! Im so happy it helped!!!!

[@Bclanx4]

For renal issues, low urine output mean high potassium because kidneys not excreting it and low sodium because body is retaining fluid. But after diuretics kidneys excrete the potassium so low potassium but high sodium because patient is dry from diuretics

[@mawienmajock4742]

Amazing

[@jessicawinkowski2345]

Hey thanks a lot! New nurse here this was a great refresher on content.

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Glad to hear! Good luck Jessica! 🥰✨

[@jblgmac]

Hi- could you clarify the Oliguric phase between 1-3 day or 1-3 weeks as its listed differently in the notes vs. the video. Thank you so much! I love this channel!

[@ironman5046]

Wow , you are amazing.

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thanks for saying that! Just trying my best here!

[@syciuplyte8494]

NINJA NERD FOR PRESIDENT

[@mohamedalfahad268]

Thanks alot doctor 🙏

[@MegaLifeChanging]

Thanks!!

[@DennisM240]

The best

[@mohitsuman6206]

Nice work ma'am ❤

[@shadrackkipkurui157]

Will be using your channel to study NCLEX 😁

[@SlimeBrady89]

If your GFR goes from 87-70 in 5 years is this considered CKD EVEN though it’s not at 60

[@Highqualityoflife1]

Great

[@Ausmanebrinosatali]

But how can i access notes

[@jstartech2812]

👌👌❤❤

[@Isabella-d3r5h]

Thank you 💓,
My final exam become close)”
I’m so scared )”

[@shahirasharif4744]

💞💞💞

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Thank you so much! ✨🫶🏼

[@mehnaznabi2003]

you are so cute 🥺❤️