Fresenius annual competency test
questions with answers 100% correct
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Adverse events must be documented on the medical record, - ANSWER-QAI, and
Adverse Event Report
The action of Renin is to raise the blood pressure. - ANSWER-to raise the blood
pressure.
According to FMS policy, intravenous medications are permitted to be pre-drawn
how many hours before administration? - ANSWER-4
According to FMC policy, the safe level for total chlorine is - ANSWER-less than
0.10 ppm
All of the following can contribute to hyperkalemia - ANSWER-Hemolysis, dietary
indiscretion, blood transfusions
The arterial needle is placed - ANSWER-Either with or against the flow of blood
After the placement of a new central venous catheter, the patient suddenly
develops SOB, pain in the side, and unilateral distention of the chest. Suspecting a
, possible catheter related complication, in addition to notifying the physician, the
RN should? - ANSWER-Immediately stop Tx
The adequacy of a dialysis Tx may be compromised by? - ANSWER-Inadequate
heparinization
All of the following can contribute to hyperkalemia except - ANSWER-Diarrhea
Bright cherry soda colored blood is noticed in the dialyzer. The patient complains
of SOB, HA, and burning at the needle site. In view of these findings, the care giver
should: - ANSWER-stop blood pump and do not return blood to patient
Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technicians role in education is to? - ANSWER-
Reinforce
The component of the dialysate that helps treat acidosis is - ANSWER-bicarbonate.
Chloramines or bleach in the dialysate during dialysis can cause a patients' death
due to - ANSWER-hemolysis
During the OLC testing, a gradual drop in clearance effectiveness by conductivity,
KeCN, is most likely to indicate the need to - ANSWER-increase heparin dosage.
Documentation and interpretation of the KeCN results can assist the staff member
in - ANSWER-assessment for possible clotting in the dialyzer.
questions with answers 100% correct
/Verified
Adverse events must be documented on the medical record, - ANSWER-QAI, and
Adverse Event Report
The action of Renin is to raise the blood pressure. - ANSWER-to raise the blood
pressure.
According to FMS policy, intravenous medications are permitted to be pre-drawn
how many hours before administration? - ANSWER-4
According to FMC policy, the safe level for total chlorine is - ANSWER-less than
0.10 ppm
All of the following can contribute to hyperkalemia - ANSWER-Hemolysis, dietary
indiscretion, blood transfusions
The arterial needle is placed - ANSWER-Either with or against the flow of blood
After the placement of a new central venous catheter, the patient suddenly
develops SOB, pain in the side, and unilateral distention of the chest. Suspecting a
, possible catheter related complication, in addition to notifying the physician, the
RN should? - ANSWER-Immediately stop Tx
The adequacy of a dialysis Tx may be compromised by? - ANSWER-Inadequate
heparinization
All of the following can contribute to hyperkalemia except - ANSWER-Diarrhea
Bright cherry soda colored blood is noticed in the dialyzer. The patient complains
of SOB, HA, and burning at the needle site. In view of these findings, the care giver
should: - ANSWER-stop blood pump and do not return blood to patient
Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technicians role in education is to? - ANSWER-
Reinforce
The component of the dialysate that helps treat acidosis is - ANSWER-bicarbonate.
Chloramines or bleach in the dialysate during dialysis can cause a patients' death
due to - ANSWER-hemolysis
During the OLC testing, a gradual drop in clearance effectiveness by conductivity,
KeCN, is most likely to indicate the need to - ANSWER-increase heparin dosage.
Documentation and interpretation of the KeCN results can assist the staff member
in - ANSWER-assessment for possible clotting in the dialyzer.
