Dr. Archana Dhar and Dr. Molly McGetrick discuss acute kidney injury (AKI) in the pediatric critical care setting, including the definition, diagnosis, and management according to the KDIGO guidelines. They also delve into the categories and causes of AKI, special populations at higher risk, and the causes of AKI in septic and oncology patients.

Dr. Archana Dhar and Dr. Molly McGetrick discuss acute kidney injury (AKI) in the pediatric critical care setting. They explore topics such as diagnosing AKI, biomarkers and risk stratification, managing AKI patients, monitoring urine output, distinguishing between intrinsic and pre-renal disease, and the use of normal saline.

Dr. Archana Dhar and Dr. Molly McGetrick discuss Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) in the pediatric critical care setting, including diagnosing AKI according to the KDIGO guidelines, the use of biomarkers and the renal angina index for risk stratification, and therapeutic agents such as low dose dopamine. They also highlight the importance of vigilance and monitoring urine output in the ICU population.