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Acute renal failure

Which of the following are clinical indications for dialysis therapy in ARF?
Severe hyperkalaemia, plasma K+ > 6.5mmol/l  
Symptomatic uraemia: eg, pericarditis, encephalopathy  
Severe fluid overload  
Intoxication with dialysable substances  
Severe metabolic acidosis  
       
    All of the above apply.  

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References:
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1) Smith, T. (1997) Renal Nursing. Bailliere Tindal, London.
2) Bhandari S and Turney J. (1996) Survivors of Acute Renal Failure Who Do Not Recover Function. Quarterly Journal of Medicine. 89: 415 - 421.
3) The Renal Association. (1997) Treatment of Adult Patients With Renal Failure. Recommended Standards and Audit Measures (2nd Ed). The Renal Association, London.