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Chronic kidney disease management involves applying updated clinical guidelines, utilizing kidney risk calculators, and avoiding over-the-counter medications that cause acute kidney injury.
This article provides a review of recent guidelines and management issues for chronic kidney disease in primary care.
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May aid primary care CKD strategies per recent guidelines; leaves open prospective validation of risk calculators and OTC avoidance.
Management of patients with chronic kidney disease has evolved since the last Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes clinical practice guideline was published in 2012. This article reviews the most recent guidelines, common management issues in primary care, kidney risk and outcome calculators, and over-the-counter medications that may cause community-acquired acute kidney injury.
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Zuber et al. (2018) studied this question. Chronic kidney disease management involves applying updated clinical guidelines, utilizing kidney risk calculators, and avoiding over-the-counter medications that cause acute kidney injury.
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