Tell me everything about AKI and CKD from basics to clinical with proper management with dose

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This is a complete clinical guide based on authoritative nephrology textbooks (Brenner & Rector, Harrison's 22E, Washington Manual, NKF Primer, Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology). Here's a quick orientation to the guide above:

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AKI (Part 1):
  • Definition - KDIGO criteria (SCr rise ≥0.3 mg/dL in 48h, or ≥50% in 7 days, or urine output <0.5 mL/kg/h)
  • Staging - KDIGO Stages 1-3 with SCr and UO criteria; RIFLE comparison
  • 3-category classification - Prerenal (~55%), Intrinsic (ATN, GN, AIN, vascular), Postrenal (~10%)
  • Pathophysiology of ischemic ATN (4 phases), vulnerable nephron segments
  • Diagnosis - urinalysis, FeNa/FeUrea, biomarkers (NGAL, KIM-1, cystatin C), urine sediment interpretation
  • Management with doses - fluids, hyperkalemia ladder (calcium gluconate → insulin/dextrose → patiromer/ZS-9), furosemide dosing, nutrition targets, uremic bleeding
  • RRT - AEIOU indications, IHD vs CRRT vs SLED vs PD
CKD (Part 2):
  • Definition - structural or functional abnormality >3 months
  • KDIGO staging - G1-G5 by eGFR + A1-A3 by albuminuria
  • Causes - DKD (40%), hypertensive nephrosclerosis, GN, ADPKD, APOL1 genetics
  • Pathophysiology - hyperfiltration, proteinuria-driven fibrosis, RAAS activation
  • Complications - anemia, CKD-MBD, metabolic acidosis, hyperkalemia, CVD (each with management and doses)
  • Slowing progression - ACEi/ARB + SGLT2 inhibitors (dapagliflozin/empagliflozin) + finerenone ("triple therapy" in DKD)
  • Mineral bone disease - step-by-step: native vitamin D → phosphate binders → active vitamin D → cinacalcet (dialysis only)
  • RRT planning - indications, modalities, vascular access timing
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