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What factors impact the rate of diffusion ? Correct Answer
Concentration Gradient, Temperature, Molecular weight of
solutes, Nature of the solution, Membrane Permeability,
Surface area, Flow Geometry Convection
What are three types of solutions? Correct Answer
Hypotonic, Isotonic, Hypertonic
What is hypotonic? Correct Answer Containing less
particles
What is Isotonic? Correct Answer Containing equal
particles
What is Hypertonic? Correct Answer Containing more
particles
Countercurrent Flow is? Correct Answer Blood and
Dialysate flow in opposite directions
What happens to diffusion when dialyzer fibers clot?
Correct Answer either from inadequate heparinization or
an improperly primed dialyzer, diffusion is decreased.
, What are the compartments of a dialyzer? Correct Answer
Blood compartment, dialysate compartment
What separates the dialyzer compartments? Correct
Answer There is potting material on both ends of the
dialyzer to assure separation of the blood and dialysate
What volume should be used for fresh fill? Correct Answer
MUST be performed prior to the initiation of every
treatment
What position should the dialyzer be in during
hemodialysis? Correct Answer Arterial end up during
treatment
What should be checked on a dialyzer before machine set
up? Correct Answer Sterilization, any structural damage,
size, and brand ordered by the physician
What are electrolytes? Correct Answer Charged particles
that can conduct an electrical current.
Electrolytes found in dialysate are Correct Answer Sodium
(Na+) Potassium (K+) Calcium (Ca++) Magnesium (Mg++)
Chloride (Cl-)
What is pH? Correct Answer pH= to 7; acid and base ions
are equal.
Normal blood pH is Correct Answer 7.35- 7.45
2024 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT SCORE | A+ GRADE
STUDYGUIDE
What factors impact the rate of diffusion ? Correct Answer
Concentration Gradient, Temperature, Molecular weight of
solutes, Nature of the solution, Membrane Permeability,
Surface area, Flow Geometry Convection
What are three types of solutions? Correct Answer
Hypotonic, Isotonic, Hypertonic
What is hypotonic? Correct Answer Containing less
particles
What is Isotonic? Correct Answer Containing equal
particles
What is Hypertonic? Correct Answer Containing more
particles
Countercurrent Flow is? Correct Answer Blood and
Dialysate flow in opposite directions
What happens to diffusion when dialyzer fibers clot?
Correct Answer either from inadequate heparinization or
an improperly primed dialyzer, diffusion is decreased.
, What are the compartments of a dialyzer? Correct Answer
Blood compartment, dialysate compartment
What separates the dialyzer compartments? Correct
Answer There is potting material on both ends of the
dialyzer to assure separation of the blood and dialysate
What volume should be used for fresh fill? Correct Answer
MUST be performed prior to the initiation of every
treatment
What position should the dialyzer be in during
hemodialysis? Correct Answer Arterial end up during
treatment
What should be checked on a dialyzer before machine set
up? Correct Answer Sterilization, any structural damage,
size, and brand ordered by the physician
What are electrolytes? Correct Answer Charged particles
that can conduct an electrical current.
Electrolytes found in dialysate are Correct Answer Sodium
(Na+) Potassium (K+) Calcium (Ca++) Magnesium (Mg++)
Chloride (Cl-)
What is pH? Correct Answer pH= to 7; acid and base ions
are equal.
Normal blood pH is Correct Answer 7.35- 7.45
