The Renal Lab Interpretation Course 

This lesson covers the renal pathophysiology refresher you need to understand which labs we need to order and interpret to assess the full picture of what's going on with our patients' kidneys.

How to interpret this tiny but INCREDIBLY useful, important, and common test in primary care. Covers underlying etiology, workup, and false positives and negatives with an easy to use cheat sheet.

These are two of the most common, super important findings on dipstick and urinalysis - we cover step by step how to assess them and what next steps to take.

This lesson covers other super common findings on urinalysis, and combinations of UA findings ("profiles") that you'll see in primary care and what to do about them.

These tests are ones we order ALL the time for diabetes management and it's also important for assessing kidney dysfunction/CKD. When you understand how to order and interpret it, you'll feel so much more at ease.

This lesson covers one of THE most important and usually most stressful labs to order and interpret - what they mean, what next steps to take, when to worry, and refer. Once you get it though, you may actually be excited to get these results (and pass along your knowledge to your current or future mentees!).

Inside, you'll have access to 6 video lessons covering the pathophysiology you need to refresh, and topics include Urinalysis, Dipstick & Microscopy, Urine Microalbumin, Protein-to-Creatinine Ratio, BUN, Creatinine & GFR.

It has cheat sheets for all topics included and algorithms for managin next steps in the workup and when to refer.

Not right now.

The goal for 2024 is to become accredited as a continuing education organization so that EVERY course we make has credit, but that is still in process.

In the future, we hope to have an opportunity to purchase add-on continuing education credit to this course, but no guarantees. 

It’s designed for nurse practitioners in primary care, either family or adult-gero nurse practitioners. No hospitalist/acute care or OB caveats are covered.

It's also great for students, since so many encounter UA and Dipstick in clinicals but aren't quite ready for the full Lab Interpretation Crash Course.

All sales of the Renal Lab Interpretation Course are final. As this is a digital and immediately downloadable resource, we do not offer refunds.

You have 365 days from the date of enrollment to access this course, so please make sure you give yourself time to through the material.