Clinical tools
Nephrology Calculators
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.
Keep specimen identity, collection duration, dialysis-session timing, and model-specific assumptions aligned with the selected page.
Tools by 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 urine anion-gap arithmetic or a bicarbonate-deficit estimate according to the required measurements and assumptions; the consolidated serum anion-gap workspace remains in General Medicine.
Urine and renal-handling measures
Match urine protein, urine output, BUN/creatinine, FENa, or FEUrea inputs to the stated collection and paired-sample requirements.
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.