How to pronounce“nephrotoxins”in English

injury so again nephrotoxins are causing direct necrosis the esic ATN is causing

or I have the history of nephrotoxins that's probably the likely trigger and I would say with good certainty that this is probably ATN now

all right I kind of got an idea esea nephrotoxins okay cool not too bad I know the primary mechanism behind it is that the dead cells are blocking up the

of ATN you just try and get rid of those nephrotoxins and prevent them from having further damage that could actually pre precipitate them to go

underlying cause right so if the patient is taking if they have ATN either way you should avoid nephrotoxins to avoid recurrent injury all right so avoid that

intrarenal Aki has uh suggestive muddy Brown cast think about ATN look at if they have prolonged hypotension look for nephrotoxins if they have white blood

or granular cast they're the same thing this is usually a pathom monic sign for ATN the concept here is that if a patient has esea or nephrotoxins they