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| Official DHA Topic | Key Study Area | Skill Focus |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Hemodialysis | Review principles of hemodialysis, vascular access, dialysis adequacy, common complications, fluid removal, and patient monitoring. | Interpret dialysis-related findings, recognize complications, assess access problems, and understand appropriate management priorities. |
| 2. Peritoneal Dialysis | Study peritoneal dialysis principles, exchange methods, dialysis solutions, adequacy, catheter-related issues, and common complications such as peritonitis. | Recognize treatment complications, assess dialysis effectiveness, and identify findings requiring intervention. |
| 3. Kidney Transplantation | Review transplant evaluation, immunosuppression, graft function, rejection, infection risk, and long-term transplant complications. | Interpret changes in graft function, recognize rejection or infection, and understand monitoring and management principles. |
| 4. Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) | Focus on CKD staging, causes, progression, complications, renal function assessment, and long-term management considerations. | Assess kidney-function trends, identify complications, and recognize when renal replacement planning may be needed. |
| 5. Detection and Management | This is listed separately in the official DHA coverage. Preparation should include early recognition of renal disease, risk assessment, monitoring, and appropriate management planning. | Identify abnormal renal findings, evaluate progression, and select suitable follow-up or management steps. |
| 6. Cystic and Genetic Diseases | Review inherited and cystic renal disorders, family history, clinical features, diagnostic approaches, and associated complications. | Recognize hereditary patterns, interpret relevant findings, and identify when genetic or specialist evaluation may be appropriate. |
| 7. Nephrolithiasis | Study kidney-stone formation, risk factors, stone types, clinical presentation, metabolic evaluation, prevention, and management. | Assess stone-related symptoms, interpret basic investigations, and recognize indications for urgent or specialist care. |
| 8. Professionalism and Ethics | Review informed consent, confidentiality, patient autonomy, professional conduct, communication, and ethical decision-making. | Apply ethical principles, communicate appropriately, document care, and maintain professional responsibility. |
| 9. Patient safety | Focus on safe prescribing, medication monitoring, dialysis safety, prevention of treatment-related harm, communication, and risk reduction. | Identify patient-safety risks, prevent avoidable errors, and respond appropriately to unsafe clinical situations. |
| 10. Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) | Review causes of AKI, diagnostic evaluation, severity assessment, fluid status, complications, and principles of immediate management. | Recognize AKI early, identify likely causes, monitor renal function, and determine when urgent intervention is required. |
| 11. Acid Base Disorders | Study metabolic and respiratory acid-base disturbances, compensation, laboratory interpretation, and common renal causes. | Interpret acid-base data, identify the primary disorder, and relate abnormalities to the clinical context. |
| 12. Fluid and Electrolytes | Review sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, volume status, fluid balance, and common electrolyte abnormalities. | Interpret electrolyte results, recognize urgent abnormalities, and understand principles of safe correction. |
| 13. Hypertension | Focus on primary and secondary hypertension, renal causes, target-organ effects, resistant hypertension, and treatment principles. | Assess blood-pressure patterns, identify possible secondary causes, and understand appropriate management strategies. |
| 14. Glomerular and Vascular | Review glomerular diseases, nephritic and nephrotic presentations, renal vascular disorders, diagnostic testing, and common clinical complications. | Differentiate major glomerular presentations, interpret urine and renal findings, and recognize conditions requiring urgent nephrology management. |
