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CCHT Dialysis Questions (with answers) 2023 (238 Qs)., Exams of Nursing

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Excretory functions of the kidney - correct answer ✅Fluid balance, electrolyte balance, waste removal, acid/base balance Excretory functions of dialyzer - correct answer ✅Removal of excess fluid based on the pt's TW, Normalizing electrolytes, waste removal, reduce metabolic acidosis Endocrine functions of the kidney - correct answer ✅Blood pressure regulation, anemia, CKD- MBD Endocrine functions of dialysis - correct answer ✅Antihypertensive medications, Epogen and IV iron, phosphate binders, vitamin D, calcimimetics 4 AVF evaluations- Rule of 6's - correct answer ✅<o.6 cm depth below skin 6-8 week post-op

0.6 cm diameter Access BFR 600 ml/min Immediate jeopardy - correct answer ✅Potential for actual harm to patient

Distance between Needles - correct answer ✅1 1/2 to 2 inches Chlorine testing - correct answer ✅Every morning prior to first treatment, every four hours health literacy - correct answer ✅The degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process and understand basic information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions Standard deficiency - correct answer ✅Failure to meet the CMS requirements in one or more areas Hyperkalemia - correct answer ✅Arrhythmia, muscle weakness, possible cardiac arrest, hemolysis Four key elements affected in CKD-MBD - correct answer ✅Calcium, phosphorus, parathyroid hormone,vitamin D Intervention for anaphylaxis - correct answer ✅Left Trendelenburg position

Intervention for chest pain - correct answer ✅Notify charge nurse, decrease blood flow rate, turn UF off, nitroglycerin, oxygen, Saline, if hypotensive restore BP Mineral bone disorder - correct answer ✅MBD Venous port - correct answer ✅Returning the blood Observations during treatment - correct answer ✅Every 30 minutes UF goal calculator - correct answer ✅Pre weight -target weight +NS price and rinse back +oral intake, infusions To convert KG to LBS - correct answer ✅multiply by 2. convert pounds to kg - correct answer ✅divide by 2. Always chart - correct answer ✅Medication

Nurse assessment AKI patients - correct answer ✅Within one hour Why are patients anemic - correct answer ✅Diminished quantity of red blood cells For indicators of optimal nutrition status - correct answer ✅1. Albumin greater than or equal to four

  1. Stable target weight
  2. Adequate fat storage and muscle mass
  3. Appropriate appetite and intake Interventions for seizures - correct answer ✅Notify RN, reduce UF rate, give oxygen, protect access, protect airway DDS intervention - correct answer ✅Slower BFR & DFR inCKD patients Cherry red blood, anxiety, restlessness, abdominal cramping, chest pain, back tightness, hyper/hypotension - correct answer ✅Hemolysis Can one experience more than one stage of grief at once - correct answer ✅Yes

Three core communication skills to be used within communication styles - correct answer ✅Asking, listening, informing Define three skills of reflective listening - correct answer ✅Restating, deducing, summarizing Is there a specific order to work through the five stages of grief - correct answer ✅No Skills to most likely change a patient's behavior - correct answer ✅Support, compassion, empathy The fundamentals and complex programs - correct answer ✅The clinical pyramid shows that you must do what for patient to achieve their highest quality of life Denial, depression, bargaining, anger, acceptance - correct answer ✅Five stages of grief

Benefits of PD - correct answer ✅Homebase, flexible schedules, preserved residual renal function, improved transplant outcomes, active lifestyle, less anemia, needle free, steady Benefits of home hemodialysis - correct answer ✅Homebase, flexible, if your dietary restrictions, improved clinical outcomes, may allow for easier travel, independent treatment Reasonable and prudent standard of care concepts - correct answer ✅Care where you give Sam Kerr under similar circumstances. Do you the actions a reasonable and prudent nurse what do you as well as being avoided. Follow standard care to avoid negligence. When supervising non-licensed people it is the RN job to make sure they are following the standard of care Beginner cannulation level - correct answer ✅Less than six months of practice less than 10 successful cannulations Intermediate cannulator - correct answer ✅Six months or more of practice more than 10 cannulations Advanced cannulator - correct answer ✅Complete our competencies on NFACT checklist, expert assessments, and cannulation skills documented

Difference between aneurysm and pseudo aneurysm - correct answer ✅AVF- aneurysm AVG- Pseudo aneurysm Putting all of the machines in bypass mode - correct answer ✅Response to water quality alarm Tactile learner - correct answer ✅Background music, highlight important information, short lectures, hands on, frequent breaks, role-playing Visual learners - correct answer ✅Notes, quiet surroundings, visual aids, short lectures, I contact Auditory learner - correct answer ✅Repeat info, read notes out loud, word associations, watch videos, discuss and explain Volume of water in patient's body - correct answer ✅V HBV nomenclature and which test is performed monthly on patients - correct answer ✅HBsAg- surface antigen. If positive isolation and monthly test

left ventricular hypertrophy - correct answer ✅Hypertension can lead to this pH of urine - correct answer ✅4.5- Normal heart rate - correct answer ✅60-100 bpm What is in acid concentrate - correct answer ✅Sodium, calcium, dextrose, potassium, magnesium, chloride Dialysate with a high pH - correct answer ✅Metabolic alkalosis Dialysate with a very low pH - correct answer ✅Metabolic acidosis What is in bicarb concentrate - correct answer ✅Bicarb sodium, act as a buffer, forms acetate ions in carbon dioxide Blood pH - correct answer ✅7.35-7.

Excretory functions of kidney - correct answer ✅Fluid balance, Electrolyte balance, waste removal, acid/base balance Excretory functions of the dialyzer - correct answer ✅Removal of excess fluid based on patient target weight, normalizing electrolytes, waste removal, reduce metabolic acidosis Endocrine functions of the kidney - correct answer ✅Blood pressure regulation, anemia What factors decrease K - correct answer ✅Incorrect pump speed, low BFR Factors that influence V - correct answer ✅Height, weight, age, amputation, sex BFR for 17G needle - correct answer ✅200- BFR for 16G needle - correct answer ✅250- BFR FOR 15G needle - correct answer ✅350-

BFR for 14g needle - correct answer ✅> Post BUN lab draw steps - correct answer ✅Turn off UF, bring down dialysate flow rate to 50, wait 15 seconds, obtain sample form arterial port False KT/v (increase) - correct answer ✅BFR not decreased, did not wait 15 seconds before drawing, drew from venous line Low KT/V causes - correct answer ✅Diluted sample(saline) Why is weight and BP important when monitoring AKI patients - correct answer ✅Keep them wet so they don't dry out! AKI hypotensionepisodes due to - correct answer ✅Less blood flow going to the kidneys causing ischemia Why is it important to know what caused PT chronic renal failure? - correct answer ✅So we can treat complications and zone in on things during data collection

When is a pre-treatment assessment by the licensed nurse required? - correct answer ✅AKI patients or state mandate DQI purpose - correct answer ✅A way for facilities to measure performance to improve our Pt quality of life When is it okay for a PT to be released from TX - correct answer ✅Evaluate effectiveness of the Tx, and compare pre Tx to post Tx 4 reasons why we document on a medical record - correct answer ✅1. Proof care was rendered

  1. Provides data continuity
  2. Permanent legal record
  3. Communication tool When to chart - correct answer ✅Medication given, and Pt response Times for documentation - correct answer ✅Pre and post tx REM may be seen on the test as - correct answer ✅AOR

Consequence of sodium overloading - correct answer ✅Increased thirst, increased fluid weight gain, higher UF rate, more hypotension Foods high in phosphorus - correct answer ✅Chocolate, dairy products, legumes, dark pop Binders work by - correct answer ✅Prevention of absorption in the gut(remember magnet) Diffusion - correct answer ✅Higher to lower concentration (down) Osmosis - correct answer ✅Lower to higher, opposite of diffusion Movement of bicarb from dialysate to blood - correct answer ✅Helps normalize body's PH Bicarb in dialysate acts as a - correct answer ✅BUFFER

Excretory Functions of Kidney(to get rid of) - correct answer ✅Normalizing electrolytes, removing waste and fluid Conditions for coverage - correct answer ✅A CMS regulation that the dialysis provider must meet A surveyor sees a covered vascular access, and this can result in a - correct answer ✅IJ(immediate jeopardy) What precautions do you take when handling lab specimens - correct answer ✅Universal precautions(everything is infectious) Lavender tubes - correct answer ✅Inverted, no clotting, no shaking What do you do if a tube breaks in the centrifuge? - correct answer ✅Take sleeve out, remove opposing sleeve Importance of V tags - correct answer ✅Infection control, CMS regulation Most frequent infectious complicaitons - correct answer ✅Vascular access infection

Most common germ we experience - correct answer ✅MRSA Why do we wear gloves? - correct answer ✅Reduces risk of hand contamination Why preform hand hygiene before and after gloves? - correct answer ✅Microscopic holes CVC KDOQI Strategy - correct answer ✅Masks, gloves, aseptic technique Rules for spinning samples - correct answer ✅Balance centrifuge, use dummy tubes if needed LVH is associated with - correct answer ✅Hypertension Hyperkalemia symptoms - correct answer ✅Arrhythmia, muscle weakness, possible cardiac arrest. Hyperkalemia causes - correct answer ✅usually treatment related, impaired renal function, hypoaldosteronism, tissue trauma, acidosis

Why are patients anemic - correct answer ✅Lack of Erythropoietin What is pericarditis - correct answer ✅Inflammation around the heart We would limit this patient's heparin if they have this - correct answer ✅Pericarditis Systemic effects of CKD - correct answer ✅Dry itchy skin, use hyper fat lotion Four key elements of MBD - correct answer ✅Calcium, phosphorus, parathyroid, vitamin D Who controls the target weight - correct answer ✅Physician only Hypervolemia risks and consequences during treatment - correct answer ✅Increased mortality rate due to hypotension Conductivity range PH - correct answer ✅No greater than.

Temperature is too hot - correct answer ✅Causes homolysis Temperature is too cold - correct answer ✅Hypothermia Intervention for power alarm - correct answer ✅Determine cause, remove Venous line clamps, returned with a hand crank High arterial pressure alarm - correct answer ✅Kink in the arterial tubing High Venus pressure alarm - correct answer ✅Clamped or kinked line A low Venus pressure alarm - correct answer ✅Severely clotted dialyzer, Incorrect blood flow rate, separation from tubing Clotting in the Venus trip - correct answer ✅High venous pressure Severely clotted dialyzer - correct answer ✅Low Venous alarm CMS relates to - correct answer ✅Patient care and patient safety

Why are patients more susceptible to HAI - correct answer ✅Immuno compromised Why is there an increased risk for HAI's at our facility - correct answer ✅Prolonged exposure to their blood What is the most common HAI route - correct answer ✅Contact transmission What percentage of normal kidney function is replaced with dialysis - correct answer ✅15% Define DARN - correct answer ✅Desire, Ability, Reason, Need Explain reflective listening - correct answer ✅Summarizing aspects of what the patient said fully restating what you discussed The best way to help change a patient's behavior - correct answer ✅Inspire change through support and compassion and empathy Five stages of grief - correct answer ✅denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

What is KDQOL 36? - correct answer ✅A 36 item questionnaire What is the role of the social worker and what kind a PCT a nurse do to assist - correct answer ✅Counselor, advocate, we have, behavioral change, notify a social worker of any changes you see Ultrafiltration - correct answer ✅The process by which fluid and small molecules are filtered out of the blood in the glomerulus. Diffusion - correct answer ✅Movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. Osmosis - correct answer ✅Diffusion of water through a semi permeable membrane Convection - correct answer ✅Solutes are dragged across the membrane along with fluid Kidney excretory functions - correct answer

Kidney endocrine functions - correct answer ✅Renin: regulation of blood pressure and kidney function Erythropoietin: regulation of RBC production What is the function of the bicarb in dialysate - correct answer ✅To buffer What is the function of bicarb in blood - correct answer ✅To correct a patient's PH Importance of limiting phosphorus and went to take binders - correct answer ✅Bone damage, itching, mineral vital to energy production MBD - correct answer ✅Remember binders and phosphates Hypotension causes - correct answer ✅blood loss, dehydration, anemia Organ stunning impaired tissue perfusion Intervention for muscle cramps - correct answer ✅Turn the UF off, stretch the muscle

Definition of fever - correct answer ✅Temperature over 100°, or a rise of 2° of baseline temperature pyrogenic reaction - correct answer ✅Sudden onset of fever, chills, backache, headache, nausea, and vomiting as a result of being exposed to foreign proteins, such as those found in bacteria or fungi. Typically happens between 45 and 75 minutes of the treatment seizures and interventions - correct answer ✅Discontinue dialysis only if patient has no response Dialysis Disequilibrium Syndrome - correct answer ✅Discontinue treatment for severe symptoms. Patient please don't miss treatments Do not return the blood if - correct answer ✅Hemolysis Disinfectant Infusion - correct answer ✅Pain at the Venus Needle site, tingling around lips

You would place a patient and left side Trendelenburg position if - correct answer ✅There is an air embolism The threePrinciples of patient self management - correct answer ✅Dealing with the consequences of the illness and not just the physical disease What is health literacy? - correct answer ✅the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions Auditory learner tips - correct answer ✅Word associations are mnemonics The three medications a PCT can administer - correct answer ✅Heparin, saline, lidocaine Preservative medications need to be discarded after - correct answer ✅28 days The wait time for Heprain bolus - correct answer ✅3 to 5 minutes And outflow stenosis a.k.a. narrowing - correct answer ✅Water hammer, whistling sound

Use of tourniquet - correct answer ✅AVF only Pseudo aneurysm and aneurysms are caused by - correct answer ✅Poor site rotation Site rotation and healing time - correct answer ✅Two weeks Flipping needles tips - correct answer ✅Only for a cause not just because. Not typically on an arterial needle Hemostat sponges rules - correct answer ✅PD order only. Do not allow to leave the clinic with a surseal dressing on The patient will be in a supine position for - correct answer ✅CVC care Chlorine in water causes - correct answer ✅Hemolysis and anemia When is hardness testing done - correct answer ✅At the end of each day

two types of peritoneal dialysis - correct answer ✅CAPD and CCPD Clinical pyramid - correct answer ✅Fundamentals, complex programs, effectiveness What is the risk of performing R/O chlorine/chloramine test prior to 15 minutes - correct answer ✅False negative 15 minutes - correct answer ✅The time R/O must be running prior to performing chlorine/ chloramine test Pain at the Venus needle site/tingling around the lips and difficulty breathing - correct answer ✅Disinfectant infusion Can remain on surfaces for days with plastic and vinyl being most favorable to their survival - correct answer ✅MRSA This works only with a sufficient amount of salt pellets - correct answer ✅Water softener/brine

Dealing with the consequences of the illness rather than just the physical disease - correct answer ✅Basic principle of self management Flipping or over manipulation - correct answer ✅Bleeding from the needle site during dialysis A complication win a patient's blood is exposed to Chlorine - correct answer ✅Hemolysis This produces highly dangerous water when exhausted - correct answer ✅DIY tank The test to be performed monthly on patient susceptible for hepatitis B - correct answer ✅HBSAG (Antigen) Intermediate cannulator - correct answer ✅Six months of AV access cannulation experience at least 10 cannulations Desire, ability, reason, need - correct answer ✅What does DARN stand for? Using word associations and Mnemonics - correct answer ✅Auditory learner

Patients who are skipping treatments are at risk for - correct answer ✅Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome Overindulgence causes extreme muscle weakness and abnormal heart rhythm - correct answer ✅Potassium Essential for growth maintenance, infection and anemia - correct answer ✅Albumin A reused dialyzer must be replaced when it has reached - correct answer ✅80% Of function BUN, waste product of metabolism - correct answer ✅Protein Hyperkalemia can lead to - correct answer ✅Cardiac arrest What are the possible consequences of poor or incomplete documentation - correct answer ✅1. personal and business liability

  1. career threatening