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CCHT STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS

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a 58 year old blind patient does to treatment escorted by his wife. Which approach
should the technician use when interacting?


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Describe the activities in the immediate environment




Fever and chills develop midway through the patients treatment are most likely cause
by:


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A. Pyrogenic reaction

,Gloves must be warn ...


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For patient or equipment contact
When troubleshooting the vascular access
Handeling blood / body fluids samples


answer is ....


All of the above




Dialysis patients are diagnosed with anemia. Epogen is given to the patients to:


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Increase red blood cell production




Pericarditis is a complication seen in renal failure patients. It may be related to...


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Inadequate dialysis prescription, missed dialysis treatment, fluid overload.

the answer is...


All of the above

,During a hemodialysis treatment a patient goes into cardiac arrest. What should the
PCT do first?


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Call for help




What are some of the foods that are high in phosphorus


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Milk and Cheese




When you observe a spot of blood on the patient chair, in order to observe proper
infection control guidelines you should


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Wipe the blood immediately with bleach solution




Victor's EDW is 72 kg. He arrives for the treatment today at of 72 kg. He is short of
breath and has signs of edema on his feet. The charge nurse is notified. What should
be the plan for Victor's treatment?


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, The nurse will notify MD to decrease EDW




A nephron is made up of:


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The glomerulus and the tubule system




When lifting a patient from the wheel chair to the chair you:


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Bend at the knees and use your leg muscles to lift




The venous needle


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Should point in the direction of the flow




The functional unit of a kidney is


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