نبذة مختصرة : Introduction: Acute kidney injury is one of the leading causes of death or disability worldwide. The objective of the treatment is focused on homeostasis, one of the possible therapies is continuous renal replacement therapy. Objective: Map in the scientific literature the nursing care for the person with acute kidney injury under the Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy in the context of an Intensive Care Unit. Materials and methods: Scoping Review according to Joana Briggs Institute, from March to July 2022, using the REDIB, BVS databases: LILACS, MEDLINE, BDENF, BINACIS, Sec. Est. Health, EBSCO Discovery Service: Mediclatina, MEDLINE, CINAHL-complete and Nursing Reference Center Plus. A search of the DeCS/Mesh descriptors was carried out, validated in Portuguese, English and Spanish. The descriptors were conjugated with the AND, OR and NOT operators. Results: For this review, 9 articles were included. The analysis was extracted from the nursing care provided to the person using the continuous renal replacement therapy. They are related to the person’s well-being and comfort, the quality of treatment, and the prevention and management of complications. Discussion and conclusions: Based on the studies selected in this review, nursing care was grouped into three (3) categories: the person’s well-being and comfort; the quality of treatment that relates to i) dialysis machine and circuit care, ii) pre-dialysis care, iii) intradialysis care, iv) post-dialysis care; and the prevention and management of complications related to i) vascular access, ii) anticoagulation and iii) treatment. The best way to manage acute kidney injury and the problems associated with the continuous renal replacement therapy. The nurse in this situation must intervene, seeking to prevent complications that may occur during treatment, promoting the person’s comfort. ; Introdução: A lesão renal aguda é umas das principais causas de morte ou incapacidade em todo o mundo. O objetivo do tratamento foca-se na homeostasia, sendo uma das terapias ...
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