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ABSTRACT
Risk factors are factor which can increase the incidence of a disease.
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a progressive development of kidney
disease and usually lasts for one year. Increased chronic renal disease
can be caused by several risk factors. This study aims to find out what
are the risk factors of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in the Prof. Dr. R.
D. Kandou Hospital, Manado. This type of research is included in the
type of observational research with prospective data retrieval. This
research was conducted prospectively during December 2016 - February
2017 at the inpatient installation of Prof. Dr. R. D. Kandou Hospital,
Manado. This study was conducted on 50 records of patient medical
records and through interviews of respondents with chronic kidney
disease. The results showed that the risk factors of Chronic Kidney
Disease in inpatients at Prof. Dr. R. D. Kandou Hospital, Manado was
the patient with a history of hypertension, uric acid, diabetes mellitus,
with a long history of ≥10 years of illness, irregular use of medication
during previous history, and the use of painkillers. Other risk factors lie
in the patient's lifestyle which includes smoking habits, meat
consumption, coffee consumption, high salt content consumption,
excessive sugar consumption, lack of sleep and lack of exercise.
Female 25 50%
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≤ 1 year 37 74%
Table 3. Risk Factor Data for Chronic CRF in Hospitalized Patients Prof.
Dr. R. D. Kandou Manado.
amoun Percentag
Past medical history t e
History of
Hypertension YES 34 68%
NO 16 32%
History of Gout YES 28 56%
NO 22 44%
History of DM YES 23 46%
NO 27 54%
Duration (Time)
Suffered Previous
Disease History
Hypertension ≥10 years 18 52,94%
Uric acid ≥10 years 13 46,62%
DM ≥10 years 16 69,56%
Medication REGULA
Compliance R 18 36%
IREGULA
R 32 64%
The use of
painkillers YES 31 62%
NO 19 38%
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Lifestyle
Meat consumption YES 44 88%
NO 8 12%
Lack of exercise YES 42 84%
NO 8 16%
Consumption of
food and drinks
with lots of sugar YES 38 76%
NO 12 24%
Excessive Coffee
Consumption NO 31 62%
19 38%
Food Consumption
with High Salt
Content YES 30 60%
NO 20 40%
Smoke YES 26 52%
NO 24 48%
Lack of sleep YES 26 52%
NO 24 48%
The results obtained showed condition causes accelerated
that of the 50 patients mostly damage to kidney function.
with a history of hypertension,
gout and diabetes mellitus were The mechanism of
the most risk factors. Prolonged hyperuricemia in metabolic
hypertension will cause changes diseases is due to an increase in
in resistance of afferent arterioles kidney work so that over time it
and narrowing of the afferent causes kidney fatigue and
arterioles due to changes in decreases kidney work so that
microvascular structure. This uric acid excretion is reduced (Jin
condition will cause glomerular et al, 2012; Gustafsson and
ischemia and activate the Unwin, 2013).
inflammatory response. As a
Excessive use of pain
result, there will be release of
medication will be associated
inflammatory mediators,
with kidney damage or
endothelin and intrarenal
nephropathy. Analgesic
angiotensin II activation. This
nephropathy is damage to the
condition will cause apoptosis,
nephron due to analgesic use. The
increase matrix production and
use of drugs to relieve pain and
glomerular microvascular
suppress inflammation by the
deposits and glomerular sclerosis
mechanism of action suppress
or nephrosclerosis occur
prostaglandin synthesis. As a
(firmansyah M.A, 2013).
result of inhibiting prostaglandin
The state of long hyperglycemia synthesis causes renal
will have a bad effect on the vasoconstriction, decreases blood
kidneys and can cause fibrosis flow to the kidneys, and
and inflammation of the potentially causes glomerular
glomerulus and tubules. This ischemia. Painkillers cause
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