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WorksheetsChronic Kidney Disease
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the function of your kidney?
Aid in digestion and help regulate metabolism
Filter out waste and water from the blood
Destroy old blood cells
Control body temperature
What is the difference between acute kidney disease and chronic kidney disease?
Acute kidney disease is sudden and temporarily loss of kidney function while chronic kidney disease is gradual loss of kidney function
Acute kidney disease is due to long term disease while chronic kidney disease is due to accident
Some common signs and symptoms of chronic kidney disease include:
Loss of appetite
Swelling hand and feet
Blood in urine
All of the above
An individual can have chronic kidney disease without any symptoms
True
False
What are the common causes of chronic kidney disease?
Hypertension
Uncontrolled diabetes
Drinking a lot of water
Taking too much supplement
Which of these people has a higher risk in getting chronic kidney disease?
Diabetes
Anemia
People over the age of 60
People with heart disease
Patient with chronic kidney disease should have high potassium in their diet.
True
False
If you have decreased kidney function, you should monitor which of these in your diet?
Protein
Sodium
Carbohydrate
Vitamins
What you can do to prevent chronic kidney disease?
Exercise regularly
Maintain healthy weight
Eat more vegetables and fruits
All of the above
Dialysis is the only treatment option to treat kidney failure
True
False
Patients on dialysis should consume reduced amount of potassium
True
False
A kidney transplant can cure chronic kidney disease
True
False
What are the tests needed to diagnose chronic kidney disease?
Blood test
Urine test
Kidney biopsy
Blood pressure test
Sexual dysfunction can occur due to chronic kidney disease
True
False
Which are the complications of a person with chronic kidney disease
Anemia
Bone weakness
Gout
All of the above
