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14 Nephrology Calculators – Kidney Function, Electrolytes & Urine

Nephrology calculators cover kidney-function and dialysis estimates, serum electrolyte and water arithmetic, acid-base measures, urine ratios, output, and fractional excretion. Their inputs and intended uses differ even when the same analyte appears.

Distinguish indexed eGFR from Cockcroft–Gault creatinine clearance, and keep paired serum and urine measurements or dialysis samples within the timing requirements stated on the selected page.

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Choose a calculator by task

Use the task groups below to find the calculator whose formula, intended population, required measurements, and purpose match the task.

Kidney-function and dialysis estimates

Choose between adult CKD-EPI eGFR, historical Cockcroft–Gault creatinine clearance, and protocol-dependent hemodialysis adequacy arithmetic.

Serum electrolytes, osmolality, and water

Use measured serum inputs and the specified units for hyperglycemia-adjusted sodium, calculated osmolality, or free-water-deficit arithmetic.

Acid-base arithmetic

Select the albumin-adjusted serum anion gap, urine anion gap, or bicarbonate-deficit estimate according to the required measurements and assumptions.

Urine and renal-handling measures

Match urine protein, urine output, BUN/creatinine, FENa, or FEUrea inputs to the stated collection and paired-sample requirements.

How to choose a calculator in this category

  • Use eGFR for its indexed CKD-EPI estimate and Cockcroft–Gault only when that historical creatinine-clearance model is the required metric; they are not interchangeable.
  • For FENa, FEUrea, and urine calculations, verify paired measurements, collection duration, units, and timing before calculation.
  • For Kt/V, follow the stated hemodialysis blood-sampling and treatment-session protocol rather than mixing values from unrelated time points.

Important limits

  • A calculated kidney-function or urine result does not by itself diagnose acute kidney injury or chronic kidney disease.
  • Changing biomarkers, non-steady-state creatinine, collection error, and nonrenal determinants can limit these estimates.
  • These pages do not generate medication doses, dialysis prescriptions, referral instructions, or treatment decisions.

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