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. 2023 Dec 4;57:e20230144. doi: 10.1590/1980-220X-REEUSP-2023-0144en

Table 1. Clinical and demographic characteristics of patients with acute kidney injury (n = 90). Brasília, DF, Brazil, 2020/2021.

Variables n (%) Mean (±SD) Median (25–75)
Sex
Male 50 (55.6)
Female 40 (44.4)
Age (anos) 62.54 (15.5) 64.5 (50–74)
Weight (kg) 70.83 (16.19) 68 (61.75–79.5)
Height (cm) 162.76 (10.48) 161 (155.5–168)
BMI (kg/m 2 ) 26.46 (4.7) 26.49 (23.12–29.81)
COVID 21 (23.3)
Outcome
Mortality 13 (14.4)
Discharge 55 (61.1)
Referral to another unit 22 (24.4)
Post-discharge deaths 22 (28.6)
Ethnicity
Nothing to declare 1 (1.1)
White 14 (15.6)
Black 2 (2.2)
Brown 73 (81.1)
Clinical data of patients pre-admission to the medical clinic
Admitted to another unit 81 (90.0)
Received blood transfusion 17 (21.0)
Used antibiotics 42 (51.9)
Use of NSAIDs 27 (33.3)
Use of ACE inhibitors 24 (29.6)
Mobility during hospitalization
Bedridden 29 (32.2)
Wandering 61 (67.8)
Level of consciousness 1
Awareness 73 (81.1)
Torporous 5 (5.6)
Comatose 4 (4.4)
Confused 7 (7.8)
Comorbidities
Diabetes mellitus 48 (53.3)
Systemic arterial hypertension 65 (72.2)
Respiratory diseases 25 (27.8)
Heart disease 50 (55.6)
Hepatopathy 10 (11.1)
Neoplasms 9 (10.0)
Smoking 25 (27.8)
Alcoholism 22 (24.4)
Blood transfusion 8 (8.9)
Axillary temperature (°C) 36.37 (0.7) 36.3 (36.03–36.6)
Oxygen therapy
Nasal cannula 13 (14.4)
Oxygen mask 9 (10.0)
Non-invasive ventilation 2 (2.2)
Tracheostomy (macronebulization) 12 (13.3)
KDIGO
1 31 (34.4)
2 27 (30.0)
3 32 (35.6)
Kidney recovery
10 days 14 (34.1)
30 days 23 (46.9)
Medical discharge 23 (45.1)
6 months 6 (75.0)
HD dependency after discharge 12 (14.6)

N – Absolute frequency; SD – Standard deviation; BMI – Body Mass Index; NSAID – Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; ACEI – Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor; KDIGO – Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes; °C – Degrees Celsius; HD – hemodialysis; 1 – Data missing in 1 patient.