FRESENIUS RN EXAM PREPARATION
2025/2026 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED
ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS|ALREADY
GRADED A+|NEWEST|BRAND NEW VERSION
!!|GUARANTEED PASS
Which of the following is true about hand hygiene?
-Hand hygiene with hand sanitizer should be at least 1 minute
-Hand hygiene with soap and water should be 20-30 seconds
-Hand hygiene with hand sanitizer should be 10-20 seconds
-Hand hygiene with soap and water should be 40-60 seconds
Hand hygiene with soap and water should be 40-60 seconds
You should check both arms for a fistula or graft before taking which vital?
-Respirations
-Temperature
-Blood pressure
-Weight
Blood pressure
Which of the following is true about sharps containers?
-They do not require a lid
-They should be emptied when 2/3 to 3/4 full
-They can be shaken to condense contents
-Unused needs do not have to be placed in sharps containers
They should be emptied when 2/3 to 3/4 full
Which vascular access needle(s) can be placed with the flow of blood?
-Arterial needle only
-Neither arterial or venous needles
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,-Both arterial and venous needles
-Venous needle only
Both arterial and venous needles
Which vascular access needle(s) can be placed against the flow of blood?
-Neither arterial or venous needles
-Both arterial and venous needles
-Arterial needle only
-Venous needle only
-Arterial needle only
What is the term used for pre-treatment weight minus estimated dry weight?
-Weight gain
-Dry weight
-Body weight
-Available weight
Available weight
A hypertonic solution will have a __________ conductivity, and a hypotonic solution will have a
__________ conductivity.
-High, High
-Low, Low
-Low, High
-High, Low
High, Low
Which of the following is INCORRECT about reinfusing blood during treatment termination?
-If the saline bag empties, it could cause an air embolism
-Staff members can leave the patient's chairside if the patient is alert
-Arterial blood is returned first, then venous blood
-The blood pump should be set a 150-200 mL/min during blood reinfusion
Staff members can leave the patient's chairside if the patient is alert
Diffusion is the movement of __________ from an area of higher concentration of solutes to an
area of lower concentration of solutes?
-A solvent
-A solution
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,-Solutes
-Fluid
Solutes
Which of the following would keep KECN values stable during treatment?
-Poor arterial flow from access
-Missed heparin dose
-Blood Flow Rate (BFR) set at prescribed rate
-Clotting in the dialyzer
Blood Flow Rate (BFR) set at prescribed rate
Which of the following would be a CMS trigger during a survey?
-Supplies taken to patient station are disposed, disinfected, and dedicated to that patient
-Blood spills that are immediately cleaned
-Using aseptic technique when administering medications
-Multi dose medication vial punctured with previously used needle/syringe
Multi dose medication vial punctured with previously used needle/syringe
What should you do with sharps containers in the event of a flood?
-Leave them on the machines
-Lock, seal, and place them in a biohazard storage room
-Send them home with the patients
-Put them in waterproof containers with medical records
Lock, seal, and place them in a biohazard storage room
Which of the following is an example of good infection control techniques when administering
medications?
-Only wearing gloves to administer IVP medications
-Using common tray/cart to administer medications from station to station
-Preparing medications as close to time of use as possible, no more than 4 hours prior to
administration
-Storing vials in clothing or pockets
Preparing medications as close to time of use as possible, no more than 4 hours prior to
administration
IV iron is given to increase iron stores in patients. Which of the following is correct regarding IV
therapy?
-It is okay to administer IV iron rapidly via IVP
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, -Oral iron would be just as effective as IV iron to achieve adequate iron stores
-Possible side effects of IV iron may include: hypotension, rash, pruritis, and wheezing
-Transferrin is the only lab value that is to be monitored when dosing IV iron
Possible side effects of IV iron may include: hypotension, rash, pruritis, and wheezing
Which of the following is true about anticoagulants?
-Anticoagulants can dissolve clots in the ECC
-The use if anticoagulants does not impact adequacy of treatment
-Heparin should be used for patients that have HIT
-The patient should be assessed for recent falls before administration
The patient should be assessed for recent falls before administration
What must you do when using the emergency hand crank during a power outage?
-Remove the arterial chamber
-Rotate the dialyzer
-Monitor for air in the line after the venous chamber
-Remove the blood pump segment
Monitor for air in the line after the venous chamber
What term is defined as a failure to follow established procedures, treatment prescriptions, or
an event that causes patient injury or death?
-Incident or occurrence
-Good catch
-Near miss
-Adverse event
Adverse event
Which of the following is true about ultra low total chlorine testing?
-The RO must run for 10 minutes
-The sample cup must be rinsed 3 times
-The sample my be 200 mls
-The sample port must run for 5 minutes
The sample cup must be rinsed 3 times
What is the limit for total chlorine?
-Less than 1.0ppm
-Less than 0.5ppm
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2025/2026 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED
ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS|ALREADY
GRADED A+|NEWEST|BRAND NEW VERSION
!!|GUARANTEED PASS
Which of the following is true about hand hygiene?
-Hand hygiene with hand sanitizer should be at least 1 minute
-Hand hygiene with soap and water should be 20-30 seconds
-Hand hygiene with hand sanitizer should be 10-20 seconds
-Hand hygiene with soap and water should be 40-60 seconds
Hand hygiene with soap and water should be 40-60 seconds
You should check both arms for a fistula or graft before taking which vital?
-Respirations
-Temperature
-Blood pressure
-Weight
Blood pressure
Which of the following is true about sharps containers?
-They do not require a lid
-They should be emptied when 2/3 to 3/4 full
-They can be shaken to condense contents
-Unused needs do not have to be placed in sharps containers
They should be emptied when 2/3 to 3/4 full
Which vascular access needle(s) can be placed with the flow of blood?
-Arterial needle only
-Neither arterial or venous needles
1|Page
,-Both arterial and venous needles
-Venous needle only
Both arterial and venous needles
Which vascular access needle(s) can be placed against the flow of blood?
-Neither arterial or venous needles
-Both arterial and venous needles
-Arterial needle only
-Venous needle only
-Arterial needle only
What is the term used for pre-treatment weight minus estimated dry weight?
-Weight gain
-Dry weight
-Body weight
-Available weight
Available weight
A hypertonic solution will have a __________ conductivity, and a hypotonic solution will have a
__________ conductivity.
-High, High
-Low, Low
-Low, High
-High, Low
High, Low
Which of the following is INCORRECT about reinfusing blood during treatment termination?
-If the saline bag empties, it could cause an air embolism
-Staff members can leave the patient's chairside if the patient is alert
-Arterial blood is returned first, then venous blood
-The blood pump should be set a 150-200 mL/min during blood reinfusion
Staff members can leave the patient's chairside if the patient is alert
Diffusion is the movement of __________ from an area of higher concentration of solutes to an
area of lower concentration of solutes?
-A solvent
-A solution
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,-Solutes
-Fluid
Solutes
Which of the following would keep KECN values stable during treatment?
-Poor arterial flow from access
-Missed heparin dose
-Blood Flow Rate (BFR) set at prescribed rate
-Clotting in the dialyzer
Blood Flow Rate (BFR) set at prescribed rate
Which of the following would be a CMS trigger during a survey?
-Supplies taken to patient station are disposed, disinfected, and dedicated to that patient
-Blood spills that are immediately cleaned
-Using aseptic technique when administering medications
-Multi dose medication vial punctured with previously used needle/syringe
Multi dose medication vial punctured with previously used needle/syringe
What should you do with sharps containers in the event of a flood?
-Leave them on the machines
-Lock, seal, and place them in a biohazard storage room
-Send them home with the patients
-Put them in waterproof containers with medical records
Lock, seal, and place them in a biohazard storage room
Which of the following is an example of good infection control techniques when administering
medications?
-Only wearing gloves to administer IVP medications
-Using common tray/cart to administer medications from station to station
-Preparing medications as close to time of use as possible, no more than 4 hours prior to
administration
-Storing vials in clothing or pockets
Preparing medications as close to time of use as possible, no more than 4 hours prior to
administration
IV iron is given to increase iron stores in patients. Which of the following is correct regarding IV
therapy?
-It is okay to administer IV iron rapidly via IVP
3|Page
, -Oral iron would be just as effective as IV iron to achieve adequate iron stores
-Possible side effects of IV iron may include: hypotension, rash, pruritis, and wheezing
-Transferrin is the only lab value that is to be monitored when dosing IV iron
Possible side effects of IV iron may include: hypotension, rash, pruritis, and wheezing
Which of the following is true about anticoagulants?
-Anticoagulants can dissolve clots in the ECC
-The use if anticoagulants does not impact adequacy of treatment
-Heparin should be used for patients that have HIT
-The patient should be assessed for recent falls before administration
The patient should be assessed for recent falls before administration
What must you do when using the emergency hand crank during a power outage?
-Remove the arterial chamber
-Rotate the dialyzer
-Monitor for air in the line after the venous chamber
-Remove the blood pump segment
Monitor for air in the line after the venous chamber
What term is defined as a failure to follow established procedures, treatment prescriptions, or
an event that causes patient injury or death?
-Incident or occurrence
-Good catch
-Near miss
-Adverse event
Adverse event
Which of the following is true about ultra low total chlorine testing?
-The RO must run for 10 minutes
-The sample cup must be rinsed 3 times
-The sample my be 200 mls
-The sample port must run for 5 minutes
The sample cup must be rinsed 3 times
What is the limit for total chlorine?
-Less than 1.0ppm
-Less than 0.5ppm
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