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- is caused from excess build up of fluids
Is a symptom that signifies other diseases like kidney disease, heart failure
Diagnosis

physical examination

medical history

detailed questioning about the fluid retention, such as when it started, any factors that worsen the swelling and whether it is constant or intermittent

blood tests

urine tests

liver function tests

kidney function tests

chest x-ray

heart function tests, such as electrocardiogram (ECG).

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-Affects the skin
Is caused by an abundance or lack of melanin and cells that produce melanin (melanocytes)
Diagnosis'
Wood Lamp Exam

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Body Parts Affected
urinary system
kidneys,
ureters,
bladder
urethra
Diagnosis
-urinalysis

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This effects the
-kidneys; Permanent kidney damage is a result of the kidney

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Bad breath can be the result of many different types of habits and diseases.
-smoking
-bad teeth like root canal issue
and can affects things like your mouth.

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Body Systems Affected: Digestive System, Endocrine System, Immune System
Diagnosis: feeling as though you do not want to eat

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Body Systems Affected: Digestive System, Central Nervous System

Body Parts Affected: Stomach, Gastrointestinal organs

Diagnosis: uneasiness of the stomach that often precedes vomiting
Onset:
- abrupt; food poisoning, pancreatitis, illicit drugs
- insidious; pregnancy, medication, metabolic disorders
Associated Symptoms:
Weight loss,  diarrhea, headache, vertigo

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Body Systems Affected: Immune System, Integumentary system

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Symptoms:
Most muscle cramps develop in the leg muscles, particularly in the calf. Sudden, sharp pain, and person may also feel or see a hard lump of muscle tissue beneath the skin. Includes frequent charlie
-Cramps of extremities especially legs and feet
-Frequent Charley horses
-Muscle cramps lasting for a few second to a quarter of an hour (uncommon for it to reoccur)
-Dehydration
Body systems/organs affected:
- Muscles
-Skeletal muscles
-Back of lower leg/calf (gastrocnemius)
Diagnosis:
-Self care measures
Physical therapists

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Symptoms:
Weight loss
Weakness
Fatigue
Fevers
Diarrhea
Malnutrition
Aging
No exercise
Mood sidewinder- leading to depression- may lead to anorexia
Body systems/Organs affected:
-Gastrointestinal organs
-Tissue around heart
-Muscular System

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Symptoms/Causes:
-Poor oral hygiene
-Acid reflux
-Oral thrush
-Hormone changes
-Exposure to chemicals
Body systems/Organs affected:
-Teeth
-Gums- gum disease

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Unexplained weight loss is a decrease in body mass, muscle and body weight that was not intentional. Unintentional weight loss can effect the
-muscles
-digestive system
-stomach
and can be caused by a diverse amount of different diseases like
-depression
-Eating disorders
-cancer
-etc.

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With kidney failure, the body may experience the following symptoms: fatigue, high blood pressure, loss of appetite, malaise, or water-electrolyte imbalance

When kidney are beginning to fail, one may experience itching, muscle cramps, nausea and vomiting, loss of appetite. These symptoms are consistent with Diana's.

Urinary tract infection may come along due to the kidneys inability to filter out urine. In her urinalysis, they found red and white blood cells and high levels of albumin. (300 mg/dL)

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How does it work: your blood travels through tubes from your body into the dialysis machine. While your blood is in the machine, it goes through a filter called a dialyzer, which removes waste and extra fluid.
Pros: Even though it is not a cure it helps patients feel better
Cons: is not permanent

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How does it work: Surgically import another kidney and take out the old kidney
Pros: can be permanent
Cons:body may reject kidney

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How does it work:uses the lining of your belly to filter your blood inside your body, removing wastes.
Pros:  you gain a sense of control over your treatments and don’t need the help of a partner.
Cons: not permanent;can disrupt your daily routine.