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A better kidney appointment starts before the room.

Turn scattered results, medicine details, symptoms, and questions into one calm, printable worksheet for your nephrology visit.

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01

Appointment snapshot

Start with the practical details and the one concern you most want the visit to address.

02

Kidney result snapshot

Copy results exactly as reported. Keep the date and unit beside every number; this worksheet does not interpret them.

ResultValueUnitDateNotes or previous result
eGFR
Creatinine
Urine ACR or urine protein
Potassium
Blood pressure
Weight

03

What changed since the last visit?

A short timeline can make patterns easier to discuss. Include what you noticed and when it began.

04

Medicines, vitamins, and supplements

Include prescription and over-the-counter products. Record how you actually take each one, not only the label directions.

NameDoseHow I take itQuestion, difficulty, or possible side effect

05

Three questions worth protecting

Put the most important question first. If time is short, this order helps keep the visit focused.

  1. 01
  2. 02
  3. 03

06

Before you leave

Write down the plan in plain language and check who is responsible for each next step.

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ENKI Health. Nephrology appointment planner and printable checklist. Updated 12 August 2026.
https://www.enkisys.com/en/resources/nephrology-appointment-planner

07 · Evidence trail

Evidence trail

The worksheet structure was checked against kidney-specific and general appointment-preparation guidance from public-health sources.
NIDDKManaging Chronic Kidney DiseaseNHSWhat to ask your doctor or other healthcare professionalMedlinePlusMake the most of your doctor visit

Updated 12 August 2026 · Editorial policy