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DAVITA RN EXAMINATION SAMPLE 2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+ What makes dialysis patients more susceptible to HAIs? - Lowered immune system on both active and passive immunity Why are dialysis patients at increased risk of acquiring HAIs at the facility? - Prolonged exposure to patients blood What is the difference between OSHA and CMS infection control requirements? - OSHA protects the teammates and the workplace CMS protects the patients What are v-tags and why are them important? - CMS regulations and interpretive guidance related to infection control in dialysis Are required to allow Medicare patients to dialyze in facility What is the most common route of HAI transmission? - Contact What is the most important intervention you can do to prevent HAIs? - Hand hygiene

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DAVITA RN EXAMINATION SAMPLE 2025/2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔What makes dialysis patients more susceptible to HAIs? - ✔✔Lowered immune
system on both active and passive immunity

✔✔Why are dialysis patients at increased risk of acquiring HAIs at the facility? -
✔✔Prolonged exposure to patients blood

✔✔What is the difference between OSHA and CMS infection control requirements? -
✔✔OSHA protects the teammates and the workplace
CMS protects the patients

✔✔What are v-tags and why are them important? - ✔✔CMS regulations and interpretive
guidance related to infection control in dialysis
Are required to allow Medicare patients to dialyze in facility

✔✔What is the most common route of HAI transmission? - ✔✔Contact

✔✔What is the most important intervention you can do to prevent HAIs? - ✔✔Hand
hygiene

✔✔What is the most common infectious complication in HD patients? - ✔✔Bacterial
access infections

✔✔What germs cause the most common infections in HD patients? - ✔✔MRSA and
VRE

✔✔Why is wearing gloves so important? - ✔✔Bacteria on hands can survive washing

✔✔Why do you need to perform hand hygiene before and after wearing gloves? -
✔✔Microscopic holes in gloves allow bacteria/particles to pass through

✔✔Is a cleaned dialysis machine considered a 'clean' area? - ✔✔Nope

✔✔When are sharps containers being removed from the treatment floor? - ✔✔3/4 full

✔✔State the 3 KDOQI strategies to decrease the risk of infections when working with a
CVC - ✔✔Healthcare worker education and training
CVC care and site surveillance
CVC infection surveillance

✔✔HBsAg - ✔✔hepatitis B surface antigen = infection

, ✔✔Anti-HBs - ✔✔Antibody to HBsAg; indicates immunity to hepatitis B

✔✔Anti-HBcIgM - ✔✔Hepatitis B core antibody = natural immunity

✔✔Clotting time for an SST? - ✔✔15-30 minutes

✔✔Which tubes do you spin? - ✔✔SST and Green

✔✔Which tubes do you refrigerate immediately? - ✔✔Dark blue, red, light blue,
lavender

✔✔What samples do not get refrigerated? - ✔✔Blood cultures, sputum cultures, PD
fluid cultures

✔✔Signs and symptoms of fluid imbalance - ✔✔Edema, hypertension, pulmonary
edema or CHF

✔✔What does hypertension lead to? - ✔✔LVH

✔✔Why is sodium balance important? - ✔✔Controls blood pressure and fluid retention

✔✔Hyperkalemia - ✔✔High potassium in blood— dietary intake, muscle weakness,
abnormal heart rhythms

✔✔Hypokalemia - ✔✔deficient potassium in the blood, diarrhea, vomiting

✔✔Why are patients anemic? - ✔✔RBCs don't last as long, less erythropoietin

✔✔How can you prevent contributing to blood loss? - ✔✔Rinseback blood, clot after
pulling needles

✔✔What is pericarditis? What is the special treatment for this issue? - ✔✔inflammation
of the pericardial sac, hold heparin

✔✔Examples of psychological problems caused by CKD - ✔✔Depression, behavioral
problems, sexual dysfunction, work disruption, rehab struggles

✔✔What are the four key elements affected in CKD-MBD? - ✔✔Ca, Ph, PTH, and
calcitriol

✔✔What are symptoms of CKD-MBD in addition to bone disease? - ✔✔Abnormalities in
metabolizing Ca, PO4, PTH and Vit D
Soft tissue calcification

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