Kidney Essentials

Kidney Essentials

By Sarah E Young MD, Sophia L Ambruso DO, Parisa Mortaji MDEducation
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Kidney Essentials episodes

  • How do I know diabetes is affecting the kidneys?

    In this episode, Drs. Young, Blaine and Ambruso discuss the diagnosis of diabetic nephropathy and how having diabetic kidney disease impacts an individuals cardiovascular and mortality outcomes.

    Sophia Ambruso DO @Sophia_Kidney, Sarah Young MD @kidneycritic, Judy Blaine MD, Parisa Mortaji, MD

    23 min
  • Can giving normal saline ever be a bad thing?

    Drs. Young, Blaine and Ambruso explore a case of SIADH,  why we DON'T  use normal saline in SIADH and how to correct symptomatic hyponatremia.

    Sophia Ambruso DO @Sophia_Kidney, Sarah Young MD @kidneycritic, Judy Blaine MD, Parisa Mortaji, MD

    28 min
  • What is in a urine?

    Drs Ambruso, Blaine and Young take you through 3 cases to help you learn how to use urine electrolytes in evaluating a patients volume status

    Sophia Ambruso DO @Sophia_Kidney, Sarah Young MD @kidneycritic, Judy Blaine MD, Parisa Mortaji, MD

    25 min
  • Kidney Essentials BONUS Minipodcast Blooper

    In this podcast Drs Blaine, Ambruso and Young review an error they made in their first podcast tiled " can you drink too much water?"  Can you find the error they made?  Listen to them explain all the different ways you could have picked up on their mistake

    Sophia Ambruso DO @Sophia_Kidney, Sarah Young MD @kidneycritic, Judy Blaine MD, Parisa Mortaji, MD

    14 min
  • Another case of hyponatremia...bloopers and all!

    Drs Ambruso, Blaine and Young review a case of an elderly woman who is admitted to the hospital with hyponatremia.  They slowly take the listener through distinguishing between hyponatremia from too much water consumption vs inadequate solute intake vs SIADH.  

    Sophia Ambruso DO @Sophia_Kidney, Sarah Young MD @kidneycritic, Judy Blaine MD, Parisa Mortaji, MD

    18 min
  • Can you drink too much water?

    In this podcast Drs. Blaine, Ambruso and Young discuss a case of a young man who presents with a serum Na of 120meq/L.  Listen as they take you through how they approach a case of hyponatremia.
    Please not there is an addendum at the end of the case, because there was an error in the urine parameters. It is not possible to have a  Uosm of 75 and Una of 100. The osmolality has to be higher if the Una is 100. The Una should have been lower (15-25)

    Sophia Ambruso DO @Sophia_Kidney, Sarah Young MD @kidneycritic, Judy Blaine MD, Parisa Mortaji, MD

    31 min

About Kidney Essentials

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This is a podcast for medical students, residents and advanced practitioners at the University of Colorado and beyond...Our Mission with Kidney Essentials:1.Make nephrology more accessible, less…