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Harvard Medical School, UpToDate
The text covers the physiology of normal renal function and the effects of hormones on the kidney. It discusses both extra-renal and renal factors involved in body water distribution and the regulation of sodium, water, acid-base, and potassium balance. The chapters are designed to be read independently, making it easier for clinicians to reference specific topics while dealing with acutely ill patients. Problems at the end of most chapters test understanding and emphasize important concepts frequently misunderstood by physicians.
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