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• Severity of illness determined by kidney function • Complications • Risk for loss of kidney • Risk for cardiovascular disease Information obtained from NKF KDOQI™ Guidelines 9 Chronic Kidney Disease Early signs and symptoms in early stages of CKD: • Fatigue • Nausea and vomiting • Weight loss (unintentional) • Frequent ...
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