Blood Test / Blood Work Up: People who develop chronic kidney disease may need some or all of the following tests and measurements: Serum Creatinine, Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR), Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) and Urine Protein. Ask your doctor which tests are recommended for you and how often they should be done. If your numbers are not in the normal range, ask your doctor how you may improve them.
| Are You At Increased Risk for Chronic Kidney Disease? | National Kidney Foundation | Brochure #18-14 | 312-321-1500 | www.nkfi.org |
| About Chronic Kidney Disease: A Guide for Patients and Their Families | National Kidney Foundation | Brochure #160 | 312-321-1500 | www.nkfi.org |
| Dialysis Report Card | K/DOQI & National Kidney Foundation | | 312-321-1500 | www.nkfi.org |
| Keys To A Long Life: Just the Facts- Anemia | Life Options Rehabilitation Program Funded by AMGEN | Fact Sheet | 800-468-7777 | www.lifeoptions.org |
| Understanding Your Lab Values | K/DOQI, National Kidney Foundation/Ortho Biotech | Fact Sheet | 312-321-1500 | www.nkfi.org |
| Stay In Touch - How Your Kidneys Work & Why Sometimes They Don't | Baxter and American Association of Kidney Patients | Packet | 800-749-2257 | www.aakp.org |
| Stay In Touch - Tests That Help You Monitor the Health of Your Kidneys | Baxter and AAKP | Packet | 800-749-2257 | www.aakp.org |
| BEACTIVE - Strength For Living | Ortho Biotech | Fact Sheet | | www.beactive.com |
| BEACTIVE - The Kidneys | Ortho Biotech | Fact Sheet | | www.beactive.com |