Ccht Assessment
With Actual
Solutions.
,The best way to dispose of used blood tubing, dialyzers, and other blood
containing components is to - correct ans:Place them in an impervious trash
bag marked "biohazardous" and follow institutional policy for disposal of
hazardous waste.
The venous pressure on the machine starts to rise; the needle isn't out
infiltrated. Which on of the following could be possible to cause - correct
ans:There is an obstruction in the venous line at the dialyzer's venous port.
Which of the following is considered a major factor that interferes witha
person's capacity to achieve successful rehabilitation? - correct ans:Refusal
to accept his/her chronic illness
Water softener,, commonly used to demineralization water for home
delusions treatments, have the hidden disadvantage of providing an
unwanted dietary source of - correct ans:Soduium
A permanent tunneled catheter is an example of - correct ans:External blood
accesses
The male patient presents for dialysis treatment with weight of 79.5 kg(175
lbs). He dialyzes for 3.0 hours. His dry weight of 76.5kg (168 lbs) and he
dialyzes on a CA210, which has an ultrafiltration rate (UFR) 10.0. The patient
receives no prime, rinseback, or oral fluids. Which of the following should be
the transmembrane pressure (TMP) - correct ans:100.0
If the dialysis machine has been disinfected with renal in, it is important to
test for residual renal in after rinsing to minimize the risk of? - correct
ans:Patients exposure too renalin.
A home of dialysis patient whose caregiver is on vacation is dialyzing in the
unit. During the treatment, the patient become hypotensive.the technician
wants to reduce the transmembrane pressure ( TMP) but the patient refuses.
, Which of the following replies would know be the technician's best initial
response? - correct ans:What do you do when this happens at home?
Which steps should the nurse take if a patient experiences cardiopulmonary
arrest while on dialysis? - correct ans:Establish unresponsive ness, asses for
absence of carotid pulse, call for assistance, begin cpr, discontinue dialysis,
assist with intubation and artificial ventilation, and administer drugs
according to unit protocol, and discontinue dialysis.
A patient has a prescribed blood flow rate of 400 ml/min. As the treatment is
initiated, the prepump arterial pressure read -300 mm hg and the venous
pressure is +300 mm hd at a 300 ml/min blood flow rate. Which f the
following should the technician do? - correct ans:Check needle placement for
infiltration or other signs of poor positioning.
A patient comes in for their scheduled dialysis treatment and complains of
diarrhea, it's very important to report the patient complaint to the registered
nurse,. Which of the following treatment changes may be needed? - correct
ans:Modify the dialysate potassium level.
Toxic products that accumulate in the body as a result of decreased kidney
function are urea? - correct ans:Creatinine, potassium, and phosphorus
As assessment of a patient suspected of pericardial effusion should include
all the following parameters except - correct ans:Oral temperature
The most important reason to promptly wipe up spilled fluid from the
machinery or form the floor is to protect the? - correct ans:Staff from
accidents due to slipping and from shock hazards
Which of the following may not be common psychological reaction for
patients beginning maintenance dialysis? - correct ans:Guilt
With Actual
Solutions.
,The best way to dispose of used blood tubing, dialyzers, and other blood
containing components is to - correct ans:Place them in an impervious trash
bag marked "biohazardous" and follow institutional policy for disposal of
hazardous waste.
The venous pressure on the machine starts to rise; the needle isn't out
infiltrated. Which on of the following could be possible to cause - correct
ans:There is an obstruction in the venous line at the dialyzer's venous port.
Which of the following is considered a major factor that interferes witha
person's capacity to achieve successful rehabilitation? - correct ans:Refusal
to accept his/her chronic illness
Water softener,, commonly used to demineralization water for home
delusions treatments, have the hidden disadvantage of providing an
unwanted dietary source of - correct ans:Soduium
A permanent tunneled catheter is an example of - correct ans:External blood
accesses
The male patient presents for dialysis treatment with weight of 79.5 kg(175
lbs). He dialyzes for 3.0 hours. His dry weight of 76.5kg (168 lbs) and he
dialyzes on a CA210, which has an ultrafiltration rate (UFR) 10.0. The patient
receives no prime, rinseback, or oral fluids. Which of the following should be
the transmembrane pressure (TMP) - correct ans:100.0
If the dialysis machine has been disinfected with renal in, it is important to
test for residual renal in after rinsing to minimize the risk of? - correct
ans:Patients exposure too renalin.
A home of dialysis patient whose caregiver is on vacation is dialyzing in the
unit. During the treatment, the patient become hypotensive.the technician
wants to reduce the transmembrane pressure ( TMP) but the patient refuses.
, Which of the following replies would know be the technician's best initial
response? - correct ans:What do you do when this happens at home?
Which steps should the nurse take if a patient experiences cardiopulmonary
arrest while on dialysis? - correct ans:Establish unresponsive ness, asses for
absence of carotid pulse, call for assistance, begin cpr, discontinue dialysis,
assist with intubation and artificial ventilation, and administer drugs
according to unit protocol, and discontinue dialysis.
A patient has a prescribed blood flow rate of 400 ml/min. As the treatment is
initiated, the prepump arterial pressure read -300 mm hg and the venous
pressure is +300 mm hd at a 300 ml/min blood flow rate. Which f the
following should the technician do? - correct ans:Check needle placement for
infiltration or other signs of poor positioning.
A patient comes in for their scheduled dialysis treatment and complains of
diarrhea, it's very important to report the patient complaint to the registered
nurse,. Which of the following treatment changes may be needed? - correct
ans:Modify the dialysate potassium level.
Toxic products that accumulate in the body as a result of decreased kidney
function are urea? - correct ans:Creatinine, potassium, and phosphorus
As assessment of a patient suspected of pericardial effusion should include
all the following parameters except - correct ans:Oral temperature
The most important reason to promptly wipe up spilled fluid from the
machinery or form the floor is to protect the? - correct ans:Staff from
accidents due to slipping and from shock hazards
Which of the following may not be common psychological reaction for
patients beginning maintenance dialysis? - correct ans:Guilt
