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A person presenting with shock is most likely to suffer from what renal sequalea? 2. What are the two main causes of this sequalae? 3. What would be the most dominant finding on urine microscopy in this setting? What are they made of?

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How do you remember renal physiology?
Use the mnemonic, A WET BED: A) maintenance of ACID-base balance; W) maintenance of WATER balance; E) balance of ELECTROLYTES; T) removal of TOXINS; B) control of BLOOD pressure; E) production of ERYTHROPOIETIN; and D) metabolism of vitamin D.


1. A person presenting with shock is most likely to suffer from what renal sequalea? 2. What are the two main causes of this sequalae? 3. What would be the most dominant finding on urine microscopy in this setting? What are they made of?





 
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