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Introduction to Kidney Functions and Pathophysiology

Fortnum, 2024

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703756359578818082
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Fortnum D
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Principles of Nursing in Kidney Care: Under the Auspices of EDTNA/ERCA and EKPF

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Healthy kidney function pathophysiology underpins all aspects of kidney disease, the complications of kidney disease and associated treatments. The nephrons are the powerhouse of the kidney performing many complex functions that enable the kidneys to …
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