Acute Renal Failure and MRSA Prevention and Hyperkalemia Treatment

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1 To prevent acute renal failure complications, nursing management includes assessment, planning & goals, and interventions. The nursing assessment's primary focus is urine output, which provides for urine output, presence of blood, and laboratory results. The plans and interventions for patients suffering from acute renal failure include restoring fluid and electrolyte balance through monitoring, improving nutritional intake, reducing metabolic rate, and preventing further infection and assisting the patient in promoting pulmonary function (Belleza, 2017).
2 Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus does not abruptly die from empirical or first-line antibiotics. Upon infection, this group of bacteria inflicts skin, surgical site, hematogenous infections or pneumonia. Patients suffering from MRSA infections can notice an erythematous and tender lesion, that may also present with the cardinal signs of inflammation such as swelling, and presence of infectious draining liquid or pus. Additionally, this is usually accompanied by fever (, 2019).
3 Patients can be protected from in-hospital acquired MRSA by following prevention recommend...