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Medicines for the Kidney


Abstract Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) have complex medication needs to treat chronic conditions, CKD complications, and acute illnesses. However, because CKD significantly alters the pharmacokinetic properties of medications and their pharmacodynamic effects, concerns about compromised efficacy and safety occur. Common complications of CKD include hypertension, hyperkalemia, anemia, mineral and bone disease (MBD), and metabolic acidosis. Screening and management of CKD and related comorbidities allows for early interventions to slow kidney function decline and improve health outcomes.
Authors Lavinia Salama University of Wyoming , Steven Sica , Katie E. Cardone ORCID
Journal Info Elsevier BV | Physician Assistant Clinics , vol: 8 , iss: 2 , pages: 353 - 369
Publication Date 4/1/2023
ISSN 2405-7991
TypeKeyword Image article
Open Access closed Closed Access
DOI https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpha.2022.10.012
KeywordsKeyword Image Chronic Kidney Disease (Score: 0.503677)