This report describes the nursing experience in caring for a patient with advanced CKD, having a primiparous 26(superscript th) week of gestation, but with an outcome of intrauterine fetus death.
Although diabetes and hypertension are responsible for the vast majority of CKD cases, there are other systemic diseases like lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, can also cause glomerulosclerosis.
The second most common cause of CKD is diabetes, excess glucose in the blood starts sticking to proteins in the blood — a process called non-enzymatic glycation because no enzymes are involved.