Module 2 Continued Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

What are the PPE requirements?

A
  • gowns
  • gloves
  • face shield
  • face mask to patient if they have a CVC
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2
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What is the order of lab draws?

A
  1. dark blue
  2. red (plain)
  3. light blue
  4. gold
  5. lavender
  6. green (post-treatment)
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3
Q

What will cause for a lab draw to be rejected?

A

handwritten or double labels

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4
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What are the steps for processing labs?

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  1. clotting time (follow requisition label)
  2. rules for spinning samples (follow requisition)/ must balance centrifuge
  3. When to refrigerate: culturettes/swabs/occult stool - follow directions
  4. training requirements for shipping - IATA
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5
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What is the goal for Single Pool (spKt/V) for 3x/week frequency of dialysis treatments?

A

greater than or equal to 1.2

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6
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What is the K in Kt/V

A

clearance of urea

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7
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What treatment factors decrease K? (5)

A
  • inadequate coagulation
  • decreased BFR
  • poor priming
  • not following P&P
  • patient not staying on treatment has prescribed
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8
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What treatment factors increase K? (4)

A
  • Increased BFR
  • Correct DFR (dialyzer flow rate)
  • correct dialyzer
  • correct target weight/amputation factor
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9
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What is the goal for the urea reduction ratio (URR) lab result?

A

greater than or equal to 65%

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10
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What is “t” in Kt/V?

A

time of dialysis session

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11
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What factors influence “t”? (3)

A
  • running prescribed treatment time
  • following physician orders
  • getting off treatment early impacts time
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12
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What is “V” in Kt/V?

A

volume of urea distribution/volume of patient’s body water in which urea is distributed

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13
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What factors influence “V”? (5)

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  • amputation
  • height
  • sex
    -age
    -type of access
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14
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What are the steps in the procedure for Post BUN lab draw? (5)

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  1. verify that dialysis has been initiated for about 30 minutes with BFR set as prescribed
  2. turn off UFR or decrease it to 50 mL/hr
  3. decrease DFR to 300 or put it in bypass
  4. decrease BFR to 100 mL/min
  5. wait 15 seconds for all access types and draw post.
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15
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What are some lab draw mistakes that would falsely increase Kt/V? (3)

A
  • BFR not reduced
  • waiting only 5 seconds
  • Drawing post BUN from venous line
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16
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What are some lab draw mistakes that would falsely decrease Kt/V? (2)

A
  • Accidently diluting pre-treatment arterial BUN blood with saline
  • waiting longer than 15 seconds to draw blood sample
17
Q

What 2 steps are performed to replace fluid removed and prevent clotting during recirculation of blood in the extracorporeal circuit when there has been a treatment interruption?

A
  • Saline infusion line is opened and if patient is receiving an intradialytic heparin infusion via the dialysis machine, heparin pump remains on.
18
Q

Once the heparin loading dose is administered, when can the hemodialysis treatment be initiated?

A

after waiting 3-5 minutes