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Small Animal Internal Medicine

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Technician

Clinical Applications of Renal Physiology

Friday, June 7, 2024
11:00am – 12:00pm CT
Location: MCC M100C
CE: 1.0

Sponsored by 
Disclosure(s):
Mary Anna Labato, DVM,DACVIM (SAIM) , Founder ACVNU: No relevant disclosure to display
Mark J. Acierno, MBA,DVM, DACVIM (SAIM): No financial relationships to disclose
Presentation Description / Summary: This presentation will review important aspects of renal physiology using clinical applications that will engage the audience. Aspects that will be reviewed will include renal blood flow and the renin-angiotensin -aldosterone system, modulators and stimulation of erythropoiesis within the kidney, and biomarkers of kidney injury.

Learner Outcomes: Learning objectives for this presentation include: 1. List 3 functions of the kidney, 2.  List 4 biomarkers of acute and chronic kidney injury and site of generation and release, 3. List at least 3 important co-transport pathways in renal tubules.

Learning Objectives:

  • List 3 functions of the kidney
  • List 4 biomarkers of acute and chronic kidney injury and site of generation and release
  • List at least 3 important co-transport pathways in renal tubules.