Renal Tubular Acidosis
- causes and risk factors
- signs, symptoms and diagnosis
- pathophysiology
- treatments
- consequences and course
- the patient
- health care team
- community involvement
- resources and references
Causes and Risk Factors
Type I - impairment of distal renal tubules to NH4+ excretion
Type II - impairment of proximal absorption of HCO3-
Type IV - impaired cation exchange in distal tubule: hyporeninemic, hypoaldosteronemic
Signs, Symptoms, and Diagnosis
Pathophysiology
Treatments
Consequences and Course
The Patient
Health Care Team
Community Involvement
References