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www.kidneys.co.nz. Chronic Kidney Disease and Nutrition. 2. What about salt? Too much salt (sodium) affects the amount of fluid the body holds on to and this can cause problems such as: • High blood pressure. • Puffy or swollen feet and ankles. You may be asked to have less salt in cooking and cut down on salty foods.
Chronic Kidney. Disease (CKD). Management in. General Practice. Guidance and clinical tips to help identify, manage and refer patients with CKD in your practice. 3rd Edition 2015 • www.kcat.org.au. Prevent, Detect, Support. y ia mol). ®
Chronic kidney disease. Everything NICE has produced on the topic of chronic kidney disease. Includes related guidelines, NICE Pathways, quality standards and advice.
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12 Mar 2015 This publication presents a nationally agreed Consensus Statement on the best practice in the identification and management of chronic kidney disease in primary care.
detection of. CKD using kidney health check. Who is at higher risk of kidney disease? • Age > 50 years. • Diabetes. • High blood pressure. • Smoking. • Obesity Source: Adapted from Guidelines for preventive activities in general practice (The Red Book) 6th edition. 2005. . *www.nzgg.org.nz ** www.pushplay.org.nz.
25 Jan 2016 General practitioners need to make the decision on an individual basis as to when to refer a patient with CKD to a nephrologist and/or diabetes services, and local guidelines may vary.2 In younger patients a lower threshold for referral is usually appropriate. All patients with the following should be referred
31 Oct 2017 Kidney disease stops your kidneys from cleaning your blood properly. It can lead to kidney failure. Find out if you're at risk, and how to prevent or slow down damage.
detection of. CKD using kidney health check. Who is at higher risk of kidney disease? • Age > 50 years. • Diabetes. • High blood pressure. • Smoking. • Obesity Source: Adapted from Guidelines for preventive activities in general practice (The Red Book) 6th edition. 2005. . *www.nzgg.org.nz ** www.pushplay.org.nz.
Managing Chronic Kidney Disease in Primary Care: A National Consensus Statement. Wellington: Ministry of Health. Published in December 2014 by the. Ministry of Health PO Box 5013, Wellington 6145, New Zealand. ISBN 978-0-478-44476-6 (online) HP 6109. This document is available at www.health.govt.nz. Contents.
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