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| Hi collectors, I see we have discrepancy for renal insufficiency definition that have been there a long time.
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| *Renal Insufficiency:
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| *'''Comorbid'''
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| **[[Renal insufficiency-mild (creatinine 160-240 mmol)]]
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| **[[Renal Insufficiency-moderate (Cr greater than 240)]]
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| *'''Admit or complication'''
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| **[[ARI]] there is a different range - creatinine rise of >250 mmol OR a rise of >100 mmol from baseline over 24 hrs.
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| *'''No dialysis''' or
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| *'''N history of CRF'''
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| **if patient required acute dialysis, it is not due to renal insufficiency - see [[ARF}
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| **This is in the code book but not on the Wiki. (code books OLD so folks should not use).
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| ==Question==
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| *IC10 is coming to a laptop near you soon, so we hope this will clean this problem up.
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| * What criteria do you follow to code renal insufficiency as an admit or acquired DX?
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| ** Seems to me that the criteria are clear for comorbids, and clear for diagnoses. I can not see any ambiguity unless people want to compare criteria for two different things. Am I missing something? What is the discrepancy? Ttenbergen 10:06, 2014 October 9 (CDT)
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| *I see no discrepancy. The definitions are clear to me. thanks Judy K. Apr 1, 2015.
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| [[Category: Renal]]
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| [[Category: Take to Task team meeting]]
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| * I don't see that there is a discrepancy either. Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems clear to ME. --mvpenner 13:54, 2015 April 13 (CDT)
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| * I wonder if this was about the admit/acquired using different cut-off than the comorbid. Does anyone thing this could cause collection errors? Or do you think this was about something else? Ttenbergen 15:14, 2015 April 15 (CDT)
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Category contains all article relating to renal insufficiency.