One week ago, a 12-year-old boy had an anaphylactic response toampicillin, which he had been taking for an ear infection. Theclient was cared for in the ICU and was stabilized. Five days afteradmission, he now has oliguria, and his serum BUN and creatinineare elevated.
Why is the client’s renal system responding this way?
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