OBESITY DEFINITION
aborashyd83 Which is often described using terms such as fat, stout or corpulent, is in fact derived from the Latin word obesus. Obesity is a disease, and as such has had…
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Special instruction for stage one
Minimize the risk factors Age: you can not do any thing, best whishes for long healthy life Obesity: You should avoid obesityYour Body Mass Index is 0You are under weight,…
Diabetic nephropathy
Approximately 20% to 40% of patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus develop diabetic kidney disease. This clinical syndrome characterized by:Persistent albuminuria (> 300 mg/24 h, or >…
Urinary test strips
A variety of test strips for urinalysis are available. Some have a specific purpose, e.g. Clinistix ® (glucose), Hemastix ® (blood), and Albustix ® (albumin). Others cast a wider net,…
Urine Examination
Examination of the urine considered a routine extension of the physical examination in all patients. Appearance Cloudy urine may result from high concentrations of leucocytes, epithelial cells, or bacteria. The…
The kidney is very important organ
It supplied about 20 % of cardiac outputCardiac output is about 72 ml per peat, 72 peat per min average 5200 ml per minuteRenal blood flow is about 1-1.2 L/min…
Estimated GFR
estimated glomerular filtration rate is the calculation that indicates the level of kidney function, based on the results of a creatinine serum corelated to age, gender, muscle mass, and ethnicity.…
CHECK YOUR KIDNEY FUNCTION NOW
WHY TO CHECK KIDNEY FUNCTION kidney functions The kidneys excrete the waste products, maintain chemicals, such as potassium and sodium, and water in balance, and remove toxic materialsWhen the waste…
SOURCE OF ILLNESS
All human organs need nutrient to perform their specific biological functions. They gain the nutrient after have been absorbed to the blood by small intestine, through the circulatory system which…