Nursing School Course
Filtration, fluid and electrolyte balance, dialysis, and the shifts that kill.
Renal and urinary pathophysiology, fluids, electrolytes and acid–base balance with ABG and IV therapy, acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, dialysis, urinary infection and obstruction, genitourinary assessment, diuretics and electrolyte replacement, and renal failure with CRRT and life-threatening electrolyte emergencies.
Module 1
Filtration, kidney injury and chronic kidney disease.
29 mapped lessons · lesson practice · module assessment
Module 2
Imbalances, ABGs, buffers, compensation and IV therapy.
74 mapped lessons · lesson practice · module assessment
Module 3
AKI, CKD, dialysis, infection and obstruction.
86 mapped lessons · lesson practice · module assessment
Module 4
Diuretics, electrolyte replacement, phosphate binders and IV fluids.
17 mapped lessons · lesson practice · module assessment
Module 5
AKI, dialysis indications and life-threatening electrolyte shifts.
12 mapped lessons · lesson practice · module assessment
Module 6
Assessment of the genitourinary system where it is in scope.
17 mapped lessons · lesson practice · module assessment
Lesson titles are drawn from the published library for your program; the full list appears inside the course.
Every lesson has a Full view that teaches the complete topic and a certified Cram view for high-yield review. Cram never adds facts that are not in Full.
Clinical lessons move from introduction and pathophysiology through risk factors, manifestations, assessment, diagnostics, management, nursing considerations, complications, teaching and exam takeaways.
Lesson practice and assessments draw from NurseNest's published question bank for your exam scope — single-best-answer and select-all-that-apply items with rationales for every option, a takeaway and a hint.
Module assessments (20 questions), cumulative reviews (30) and a final (60); passing mark 80%. Missed items link back to the lesson, Cram and flashcards.
