Introduction:
The kidneys serve a crucial role in filtering blood, and a wide range of diseases of other organ systems and systemic diseases may be manifested in the kidney. For example, renal disease is a prominent presentation of long-standing diabetes mellitus and hypertension and of autoimmune disorders such as systemic lupus erythematosus.
Leaning Outcome:
- Explain how GFR reflects kidney function
- Explain how urine albumin reflects kidney damage
- Explain how Renal Function Tests reflects kidneys
- State causes/risk factors for kidney disease
Recommended Books:
1. Clinical Pathology Interpretation By AH Nagi
2. Robins Basic Pathology
Student Eveluation:
Class Test/Online Viva
Sendup Examination
Annual Examination
Course Material
- Total Lessons 1
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Teacher
Dr. Abdul Haseeb Khan
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