Patients with Renal Failure and Electrolyte Disturbance

Abstract

Chronic kidney disease (CKD), which is characterized by its asymptomatic nature until its end stage, is one of the most common public health problems in the world. Thus, a regular checkup, especially for those individuals with high-risk groups is inevitably important, and the screening has been done with laboratory findings.  is becoming common to hear about sudden death from kidney failure. The study aimed to examine electrolyte Disturbance in Kidney Failure Patients. Material and Methods: An institutional-based cross-sectional and interview study was conducted at the hemodialysis department in al-Wahda Hospital, Derna City, Libya. All volunteer patients in the hemodialysis department aged between 10 and more than 71 years who were in the department during the hemodialysis period participated in this study. The study participants were selected based on a convenient sampling technique and a total of 96 study participants were included. Results:  Relationship between Kidney Failure Patients and Electrolytes, Chronic Diseases, Gender, and Age, the relationship between kidney failure and chronic disease, p-value < 0.05 and there is no relationship with Electrolytes, gender, or age. p-value > 0.05, the relationship between kidney failure and chronic diseases Conclusion: those suffering from kidney failure have chronic diseases; a total of 106 (60) have chronic diseases. is no relationship between electrolytes and kidney failure. The results vary in patients with kidney and disease failure who do not suffer from kidney failure, and there is no correlation between kidney failure and age because kidney failure includes all ages and not only a certain age.