Name 2 bundle elements to prevent CAUTI
Use sterile technique when inserting
Verify need for foley and alternatives to use
Name 2 potential causes for AKI
Shock (hypovolemic or septic)
Nephrotoxic medications
What is the type of dialysis done over 4 hours a few times a week
Hemodialysis
What is the primary function of the kidneys
To filter blood and remove waste
Name 3 categories of renal failure
Prerenal
Intrinsic
Postrenal
3 assessment topics for a patient with a foley
Amount
Color/ Consistency
Bag below bladder and no kinks
Name 3 signs and symptoms
Nausea
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Lethargy
Decreased urine output
What is the type of dialysis done slowly and continuously
CRRT
Describe kidney function
What is a cause of postrenal failure
Obstruction (stones)
How often is foley care performed
Every shift
Name 2 variants you may see in lab studies
increased creatinine
protein in urine
hyperkalemia
hypocalcemia
What is the recommended type of dialysis for an infant
Peritoneal dialysis
What is the gland that sits on top of the kidney and what does it do
Adrenal gland
Produces hormones including cortisol which helps stress response
What is a cause for prerenal failure
Hypovolemia
Hypotension
What is normal urine output
At least 1-3 ml/kg/hr
How do you calculate normal fluid maintenance
4-2-1
What is the main component in dialysate fluid
Glucose
What are some causes of chronic kidney disease
Diabetes
High blood pressure
Using the PALS algorithm what is recommended for fluid bolus amount
20ml/kg
Where can you find recommendations for size per age/weight
On the Epic code sheet
How do you treat AKI
Treat cause (shock/sepsis)
Treat fluid and electrolyte disturbance
Manage blood pressure
Name 3 nursing considerations for a dialysis patient
Strict I & O
Low potassium diet
Infection prevention
Monitor labs
Patient Education
Name at least 3 symptoms of kidney disease
Dark urine
Puffy eyes
Muscle cramps
Dry/itchy skin
Fatigue
What is the most important nursing assessment for a patient with renal failure
Urine output