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1 in 4 hospitalization in HD Access problems
pt are due to

Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD)
2 types of PD Automated peritoneal dialysis (APD)- uses cycled at
night done 8-10 hours during sleep

1.identify the problem- collect data and figure out
how to fix
2.analyze problem-see if there is a standard or
4 steps of continuous
guideline to fix it, look at patterns or trends
quality improvement
3.cause of problem?
4.Plan,do,check,act- make a plan to fix, try plan, check
results and make changes if needed

91.7% of HD patients are In center HD
doing

Aami standards for the 200CFU/mL (colony forming units/mililiter)
total microbial count of
dialysate shall not exceed

acid concentrate Has calcium and magnesium

Forms when acetic acid reacts with bicarb
Actetate Some will diffuse into bloodstream and turn back into
bicarb

, a test that assesses the effect of heparin on the ability
Activated Clotting Time
of blood to clot, most clinics don't use because only
(ACT)
certified labs can use them

sudden loss of kidney function due to
illness/injury/toxin.
acute kidney failure
Could last a few day/weeks/months
More than half of pts with AK die

a living will; a document, written in advance, that
advance directives
states the patient's wishes regarding end-of-life care.

Afebrile without fever

Air embolism Air bubbles in the blood vessels.

Always rinse the Before it used
germicide out of dialyzer...

Waxy protein build up in soft tissues bones and joints.
When kidneys fail levels of beta-2-mircroglulin (B2m)
Amyloidosis
raise, protein then enters tissues and turns into
amyloids

Anaphylaxis Severe allergic reaction

a deficiency of red blood cells, fewer RBCs mean not
enough oxygen reaches tissues and causes fatigue,
Anemia
weakness, mental confusion, cold all the time, pale
skin/gum/nail beds

Anemia is linked to Left ventricular hypertrophy

Angina Chest pain

Anmenia Shortage of RBC

Blood thinners to prevent clotting. The 2 most
anticoagulant
common in dialysis are heparin and citrate

apnea absence of breathing

Arrhythmias irregular heartbeats

Arrthymia irregular heartbeat

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