<h3><b>Key Considerations for CRRT Implementation</b></h3>
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 	<li aria-level="1">Patient Selection: CRRT is not compulsory for every AKI patient. The status decision depends on factors such as fluid overload severity, hemodynamic stability, and metabolic needs.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Monitoring and Adjustments: It is necessary to continuously monitor the blood pressure, electrolytes and fluid balance to avoid the occurrence of complications.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Anticoagulation: Preventing the clot formation in the circuit is of utmost importance. Citrate or heparin anticoagulation may be employed in accordance with the patient-specific conditions.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Equipment and Staffing: CRRT uses unique instruments and needs the presence of trained personnel for the safe and efficient conduct of the therapy. Health centers are to prioritize consistent development as well as maintenance.</li>
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<b>Challenges and Solutions in CRRT</b>
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 	<li aria-level="1"><b>Resource Intensive: </b>CRRT involves the use of specialized tools and trained staff. Time and again training of the staff is needed to ensure a high care standard.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1"><b>Clotting Issues:</b> Proper anticoagulation strategies and frequent circuit replacements minimize clotting risks and thus assure a smooth and error-free running of the therapy.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1"><b>Fluid &amp;Electrolytr Balance Management:</b> Correct evaluation of fluid intake and output &amp;electrolyte status is essential to avoid dehydration or fluid overload or electrolyte induced abnormalities. Strict monitoring along with making necessary therapy adjustments is performed by the healthcare team to  ensure safety of the patient</li>
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