Health Promotion and Maintenance
AKI?
AKI Intervention
Chronic Kidney Disease
Dialysis- HD/PD
100

Simple education to provide healthy adults to prevent acute kidney injury

What is maintain hydration, at least 2-3L of water a day?

100

Kidney stone

What is a postrenal cause?


100

A first intervention to promote kidney perfusion

What is a fluid challenge?


100

The required sodium limit for CKD and ESKD patients.

What is 1-3 g daily?



100

The position the patient must maintain during PD dwell period.

What is any position? The catheter may be disconnected during dwell time and then reconnected later.


200

Nursing interventions for early recognition of AKI

What is Accurate I/O measurement and daily weights?

200

Systemic infection (sepsis)

What is pre and intrarenal cause?


200

Bypassing the prostate to initiate flow of urine

What is a urethral catheter?

200

Teaching for signs and symptoms of hypercalcemia (complication from phosphate binders) that should be reported to the doctor.

What are muscle weakness, tremors, bone pain, and anorexia?


200

A common complication during hemodialysis

What is hypotension?


300

Ideal urinary output 

What is 0.5mL/kg/hr or 30ml/hr?

300

Glomerulonephritis

What is intrarenal cause?


300

Frequency for monitoring urinary catheter output in the unstable patient

What is hourly?

300

Breathing pattern seen in CKD (metabolic acidosis, complication) that aids in the excretion of COvia the lungs

What is Kussmaul respirations (Fast and deep)?


300

The most common complication of PD and how to prevent it

What is infection/peritonitis and use aseptic technique when accessing the catheter/nurse and client wear a mask when changing the dressing? 


400

Important labs to monitor kidney function

What is creatinine, BUN, potassium, sodium, serum osmolarity, GFR, and urinalysis?


400

Blood loss

What is prerenal cause?


400

May assist with drug dosage calculations and inclusion/exclusion of medications based on kidney function

What is a pharmacist consult?


Some drugs must have a peak and trough in order to properly dose them. 

Aminoglycosides (gentamycin, vancomycin, tobramycin)

400

Common in patients in late stages of CKD and stems from a decreased erythropoietin level

What is anemia? 


400

Cardiac events during HD are associated with these underlying cardiovascular disease. 

What are cardiac dysrhythmias, left ventricle hypertrophy, and coronary artery disease? 


500

Certain antibiotics and chemotherapeutics, NSAIDs, IV contrast

What are nephrotoxic substances? Table 68-5 


500

BPH

What is postrenal cause?


500

Assistance with maintaining caloric needs in the AKI patient

What is nutritional support consultation and supplementation?

500

Two leading causative factors of CKD

What are diabetes and hypertension?

500

After hemodialysis, report these symptoms to the physician if they occur.

What is hypotension, restlessness, headaches, or chest pain, ? 


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