Chronic Renal Disease

8. Antihypertensive medication commonly used in renal disease, designed to cause a 'lose of water'
9. Minimum days of exercise suggested to achieve benefits of exercise.
10. An increase of compounds in body fluids causes abnormally high levels of _____________.
11. Loss of brain function as a result of kidney disease. Can progress to coma or death.
12. Condition marked as deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood, resulting in various symptoms.
14. Common comorbidity of kidney disease, symptomatically displayed as nausea and diarrhea.
15. A renal replacement therapy that passes the person's blood over a semipermeable membrane that filters and dialyzes water, electrolytes, and small molecules out of the blood.
17. Exercise testing may be of little value to CKD patients because left ventricular hypertrophy and electrolyte abnormalities commonly cause ______________ misinterpretation.
19. Immunosuppresent medication used in kidney transplants to decrease chance of refection.
20. _____ disease is the leading cause of death in patients with chronic kidney disease.

1. Common comorbidity of renal disease. Appropriate example would be 134/90.
2. The exercise response in chronic kidney disease (CKD) typically shows progressively lower peak ______________ as CKD gets worse.
3. A characteristic of end-stage renal disease where excessive fluid accumulates in the lower extremities
4. The goal of exercise in CKD may be to prevent ___________ rather than improve exercise capacity.
5. Progressive deterioration of the filtration functions of the kidney
6. Kidney disease is the ______ leading cause of death in the US.
7. Renal replacement therapy technique that uses abdominal cavity as a reservoir for dialysis fluid.
13. Common sleep related symptom of kidney disease
16. Laboratory study used to diagnose kidney disease, focusing on specific byproducts.
18. People generally do not sense that they are deteriorating until more than _____% of kidney function is lost.