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AKI is characterized by an increase in urine output.
AKI is characterized by an increase in urine output.
False (B)
The KDIGO criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2004.
The KDIGO criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2004.
False (B)
The RIFLE criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2007.
The RIFLE criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2007.
False (B)
AKI can be classified into only two types: pre-renal and intrinsic renal.
AKI can be classified into only two types: pre-renal and intrinsic renal.
AKI is characterized by a decrease in serum creatinine
AKI is characterized by a decrease in serum creatinine
The RIFLE criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2007
The RIFLE criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2007
AKI is classified into only pre-renal and intrinsic renal types
AKI is classified into only pre-renal and intrinsic renal types
The AKIN criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2012.
The AKIN criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in 2012.
The AKIN criteria for AKI assessment were introduced before the RIFLE criteria
The AKIN criteria for AKI assessment were introduced before the RIFLE criteria
AKI is characterized by an increase in glomerular filtration rate (GFR)
AKI is characterized by an increase in glomerular filtration rate (GFR)
The KDIGO criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in the same year as the AKIN criteria
The KDIGO criteria for AKI assessment were introduced in the same year as the AKIN criteria
