Ruqelo supports nephrology clinicians through acute kidney injury (AKI) reasoning, electrolyte emergency framing, dialysis access documentation, and tertiary referral preparation — built for ward, clinic, and renal take.
For nephrologists, renal registrars and dialysis clinicians · 125 specialties · 10 languages
Savori · AKI stage framing · Hyperkalaemia
Presentation: Oliguria 18 hours · rising creatinine Creatinine: 412 µmol/L (baseline 98) · K+ 6.7 · ECG peaked T waves Volume: Dry mucous membranes · no pulmonary oedema AKI framing: - Stage 3 by creatinine rise — pre-renal vs intrinsic workup - Hyperkalaemia with ECG changes — urgent stabilisation pathway - Dialysis indications under review: refractory K+, oliguria, uraemic symptoms Referral prep: Creatinine trajectory, K+, ECG, urine output, access, medications (ACE inhibitor, NSAID)
A 71-year-old on an ACE inhibitor presents with oliguria for 18 hours after a diarrhoeal illness and recent NSAID use. Creatinine 412 µmol/L from baseline 98, potassium 6.7 with peaked T waves. Volume-depleted clinically. The renal team needs AKI staging, hyperkalaemia context, medication review, and a clear view of emerging dialysis indications.
AKI needs structured pre-renal versus intrinsic framing, hyperkalaemia with ECG changes requires urgent documentation alongside stabilisation, nephrotoxic medications must be reconciled, and the receiving nephrologist will ask about creatinine trajectory, urine output, ECG, and dialysis access — often while emergency treatment is underway.
With AKI reasoning structured, electrolyte documentation drafted, and the renal referral prepared — the clinician can focus on stabilisation and the specialist conversation. Ruqelo drafts; the clinician decides.
Record creatinine trajectory, electrolytes, ECG findings, volume status, and nephrotoxins by voice or text.
Structured staging, differential framing, and dialysis-indication awareness for clinician verification.
Specialty-formatted renal emergency, dialysis, and clinic notes ready for verification.
Structured brief with creatinine, potassium, ECG, urine output, and medication context.
Rehearse with a simulated nephrology registrar before the real renal escalation.
Clinician verification required
Ruqelo is designed for licensed healthcare professionals. All outputs — including AKI framing, electrolyte notes, and referral briefs — require independent clinical verification against the patient, labs, and local dialysis pathways before any action. Ruqelo drafts; the clinician decides.
Ruqelo is a software tool for licensed healthcare professionals. All outputs require independent clinical verification before any action. Content on this page is illustrative only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.