Episode 201: AKI Roadmap

Episode 201: AKI Roadmap

Author: Rio Bravo Family Medicine Residency Program August 29, 2025 Duration: 26:11
Episode 201: AKI Roadmap. Future Dr. Ayyagari describes the different types of acute kidney injury and shares some elements of management for each category. Dr. Arreaza shares some input about statistics and the importance of drinking water during the summer.

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