What is the Bun/Creatinine Ratio?

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Join Jillian Poles, a trusted health expert, in this informative video as she breaks down the Bun/Creatinine Ratio and what it means for your kidney health.
Jillian will guide you through the key factors that influence this vital health marker, helping you understand how your body processes waste and maintains balance ⚖️.
What's Inside:
Jillian’s expert explanation of the Bun/Creatinine Ratio.
The significance of this ratio for kidney health.
Tips for maintaining a healthy Bun/Creatinine balance.
Whether you're reviewing blood test results or looking to improve your kidney function, Jillian provides clear, friendly, and cutting-edge advice to keep you informed and empowered 💡.
Stay ahead with the latest health insights and get the knowledge you need to take control of your well-being! 🌿💪
Jillian Poles is a graduate student at NYU Vilcek Institute of Graduate Biomedical Sciences, pursuing a PhD in Immunology & Inflammation and Cell Biology. With a focus on the immunopathophysiology and treatment of diseases, she works under Dr. Ann Marie Schmidt in the Diabetes Research Program. Her approach combines in vitro and in vivo methods, including mouse models. Jillian holds a Master's in Exercise Physiology from UNC Chapel Hill and a BS from the University of Miami. Her background as a personal trainer enriches her scientific research, blending her understanding of physiology with a practical perspective on health and wellness.
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Timestamps:
00:43 Understanding Renal Physiology
01:44 What is BUN?
03:06 What is Creatinine and Why Does It Matter in Your Blood Tests?
04:59 Why the BUN/Creatinine Ratio is Crucial for Health Monitoring
06:44 How to Test Your BUN/Creatinine Levels
10:21 Know Your BUN/Creatinine Reference Range
12:00 What Does a High BUN/Creatinine Ratio Mean?
14:16 What Does a Low BUN/Creatinine Ratio Indicate?
15:41 Clinical Significance and Management
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Good talk.
Thanks

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