Hipervolemia dan Keletihan pada Pasien Chronic Kidney Disease Stage 5: Sebuah Studi Kasus
Yuyun Kartika Sari,
Eka Afrima Sari,
Sri Hartati Pratiwi
Abstract:Chronic kidney disease leads to a progressive decline in kidney function. A decrease in kidney function leads to water and sodium retention, which subsequently causes hypervolemia. Mr. N came with complaints of shortness of breath to the hospital; the patient has undergone hemodialysis five times. In the process of examination, the presence of peripheral edema, pulmonary edema, and shortness of breath was found to be characterized by rapid and shallow breathing. According to the case, there was a problem of hy… Show more
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