Acute Kidney Injury - Diagnostic Evaluation

Learn about the diagnostic evaluations used to identify the etiology of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) in this comprehensive 21-minute video. Explore key laboratory tests and data, including BUN:Cr ratio, FENa, FEurea, urinalysis, post-void residual (PVR), and assessment of urine output. Understand the differences between PreRINO and IntraRINO, and discover the limitations of various diagnostic methods. Delve into urine tests, FINA, EFI, and PVR measurements, and learn how to interpret urine output. Gain insights into additional tests and review a diagnostic algorithm for AKI. Consider important factors in the evaluation process to enhance your understanding of this critical medical condition.

Introduction
Diagnostic Evaluations
PreRINO vs IntraRINO
Limitations
Urine Tests
FINA and EFI
PVR
Urine Output
Additional Tests
Algorithm Review
Additional Considerations