Acute renal failure in a child will exhibit:

1. Generalized edema.
2. Dysuria.
3. Hypotension.
4. Low heart rate.


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1. The generalized edema occurs gradually and is an indication that the kidneys are not able to filter water.
2. Oliguria occurs in children with acute renal failure.
3. Hypertension is more likely than hypotension in ARF.
4. The heart rate may be raised due to the electrolyte imbalances and hypertension issues.

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