renal function

What Should Be Done in Acute Renal Failure?

Acute renal failure (ARF) is a medical emergency requiring prompt action. Nurses should:
- Initiate Immediate Assessment: Perform a thorough assessment to identify the cause.
- Administer IV Fluids: If appropriate, to maintain circulation and renal perfusion.
- Monitor Output: Close monitoring of urine output and other vital signs.
- Collaborate with Healthcare Team: Work closely with physicians to implement treatment plans, which may include dialysis.

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