This book provides an in-depth exploration of renal care in medical-surgical nursing. The book discusses common renal disorders, such as chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, and end-stage renal disease, and the role of nurses in managing these conditions. It emphasizes the importance of fluid balance, dialysis management, and kidney transplant care. The text also covers patient education on preventing kidney damage and promoting kidney health. This book is essential for nurses working in nephrology and medical-surgical settings, providing comprehensive guidance on renal nursing practice.
Jaxon Kerr is a specialist in renal nursing, focusing on the care of medical-surgical patients with kidney conditions. His work includes managing renal failure, dialysis, and fluid balance in surgical settings. Jaxon advocates for comprehensive renal care and timely interventions to prevent complications. He educates nurses on the latest practices for renal management in medical-surgical units.