Impact of an Audit on Cardiovascular Risk (Cvr) Management - National Survey (P.H.E.N.O.M.E.N.)

Mounier‐Véhier, Claire; Phan, T.-M.; Amah, G.; Duquenoy, Stéphanie; Fontaine, P.

doi:10.1097/00004872-200406002-00607

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“…The second document is an update published in 2004 in a French Newsletter for cardiologist entitled "The assessment of renal involvement in hypertensive patients is essential for cardiovascular risk management". 15 This article briefly describes histological kidney damages and specifies that albuminuria or proteinuria can be detected in parallel with increased blood pressure and vascular lesions.…”

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Exploration of simulated urine sample biochemistry for the diagnosis of diseases: A laboratory practical exercise

Denis

Lasfargues

Buffin-Meyer

2021

Biochem Molecular Bio Educ

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The practical work described here is designed for third-year bachelor students in Life Sciences attending a kidney physiology course. It illustrates how urinary biochemistry can be used for a medical diagnosis. Students have to measure glucose, proteins, and creatinine concentrations in three simulated urine samples. First, they independently elaborate detailed protocols from the biochemical kit's technical sheets. Second, after correction of the protocols by the teacher, they perform the biochemical assays. Finally, students write a report in which they interpret the biochemical data and use them in the context of histological images assigned to each urine sample. With their results, their theoretical background and scientific articles supplied by the teacher, they establish the diagnosis indicating which patients are diseased and from which disease they are suffering (diabetes without nephropathy, diabetic nephropathy or hypertensive nephropa-

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Section: Scientific Documentation 251 | Scientific Documentationmentioning

confidence: 99%