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Conditions

Nephrotic syndrome

General Information (English and Spanish) (DOC) (KidneyWeb.net)
Nephrotic Syndrome (PDF) (Spanish)
Prednisone (PDF) (Spanish)
What Should I Eat When My Doctor Says I Need to Take Steroids? (PDF)
Low-Sodium Eating (PDF) (Spanish)
Lower-Sodium Fast Food (PDF) (Spanish)
How to Use Urine Dipsticks (English and Spanish) (DOC) (KidneyWeb.net)
Daily Urine Check Sheet (PDF)

Tests and Procedures

Disposal of Sharps (PDF) (Spanish)
Giving Your Child Shots (subcutaneous injections) (PDF) (Spanish)
Kidney Biopsy and Your Child (PDF) (Spanish)
Lasix Renal Scan (PDF)
Nuclear Voiding Cystogram (PDF)
Transfusion Instructions: Signs to Watch for After a Blood Transfusion (PDF) (Spanish)
24-Hour Urine Collection (PDF) (Spanish)
Ultrasound (PDF)
Voiding Cysto Urethrogram (VCUG) (PDF) (Spanish)

Recommended Reading

Acute Pain (PDF) (Russian) (Spanish) (Vietnamese)
Hypertension Clinic (PDF)

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