+Occurrence of ARC by disease Disease state ARC Severe burn 65% Sepsis 39.5–56% Subarachnoid hemorrhage 100% Trauma 85.7% Traumatic brain injury 85%<unk>  can occur in many critical care instances, but is common when patients are administered large quantities of fluid replacement, as is common in an intensive care unit. It is considered a normal part of the body's response to a severe infection or other traumatic event. Changes in renal function due to trauma or infection may be in part due to changes in hormone release as part of the body's immune and healing responses.
Augmented renal clearance
Enhanced permeability and retention effect
Bioconcentration
Electrolyte exclusion effect
Natriuresis
Renal compensation
Prostatic congestion
Adrenal fatigue