History of Dialysis
Important Concepts
Random Facts
Important Concepts II
Charting
100
Korean War
When was intermittent dialysis first developed
100
Key concept of dialysis
What is you become what you dialyze against
100
25
How many CRRT machines does UAB have?
100
isotonic
What is 0.9 % NS or LR
100
CRRT prescription, labs, important CRRT events
What is charted on the flow-sheet?
200
48 hours
What is definition of sudden or acute?
200
micro clots vs. waste build up
What is the difference between filter clotting and clogging
200
1 million
How many Nephron's does each kidney have?
200
55% is ionized
What is the active form of Ca
200
met/not-met
What are goals on the care plan?
300
widely available, rapid clearance, contraindicated in liver failure patients
What is intermittent hemodialysis?
300
rising anion gap, falling iCa+2, increasing Ca+requirements
What is citrate toxicity?
300
pre-procedual hydration
What is how to help contrast induced nephrotoxicity
300
give free water in tube feedings or 1/2 NS
What is how to treat hypernatremia?
300
dialysate and citrate
What is not included in I and O's
400
graft, fistula, trialysis catheter
What are access options for dialysis?
400
MAP <70 mm Hg and MAP <60 mm Hg
When is auto regulation lost and when does ischemic injury occur?
400
end result after metabolism is HCO3
What is citrate?
400
normal is 8-14 mEq
What is a normal Anion Gap?
400
0800, 1400, 2000, 0200
What is documented every 4 hours?
500
Heparin
What is no longer used for anti-coagulation?
500
increasing age, prolonged bypass time, vasopressors, Aminoglycoside therapy
What is risk factors for acute kidney injury
500
16 cm, 20cm, 24cm
What are the available lengths of the Trialysis catheter?
500
RBC, Albumin
What is usually not found in urine or effluent output?
500
must be completed before line is places or CRRT is begun
What is a time out form?
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