Month: November 2015
When a patient has kidney function of less than 15% of normal due to irreversible kidney disease and he requires dialysis, he/she is said to […] Read More
Diabetes Mellitus is a condition wherein the blood sugar is high but it takes quite a toll on all the other organs in the body, […] Read More
The Kidneys are one of the most important organs of the excretory system in human beings. The other organs are the liver, the lungs, and […] Read More
Our body converts all food into energy (calories). The main source of energy is from carbohydrates. Carbohydrates include sugars, starch, fibre etc. Our body converts […] Read More
All tubes and catheters are removed by day 6. Occasionally you may get discharged with the urinary catheter (in case you have urinary retention or […] Read More
You take Insulin by subcutaneous (the tissue below the skin layer) injection; it can also be given intravenously in emergency clinical conditions during hospital admissions.
The kidneys help to keep the internal environment constant through their excretory and regulatory function and produce hormones that play a role in red blood […] Read More
A vein is a type of blood vessel that returns blood from the tissues back to the heart; it has impure blood that contains less […] Read More
It is a device used to inject Insulin. It has Insulin prefilled in a cartridge, a dial that helps in delivering the prescribed dose and […] Read More
