心理学と精神医学: オープンアクセス

オープンアクセス

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Quality Improvement Project for Management of Depression in Chronic Kidney Disease Patient

Ayesha Asad

Chronic renal disorder (CKD) means that the kidneys are broken and can’t filter blood the method they must. The malady is termed “chronic” as a result of the injury to your kidneys happens slowly over a protracted amount of your time. This injury will cause wastes to make up in your body. CKD can even cause alternative health issues. The kidneys’ main job is to filter additional water and wastes out of your blood to form excreta. The kidneys balance the salts and minerals—such as metal, phosphorus, sodium, and potassium—that flow into within the blood. Your kidneys conjointly create hormones that facilitate management force per unit area, create red blood cells, and keep your bones robust. Kidney disease usually will exasperate over time and should result in failure. If your kidneys fail, you may want qualitative analysis or a urinary organ transplant to take care of your health. The sooner you recognize you’ve got renal disorder, the earlier you’ll be able to create changes to shield your kidneys.