Survey Readiness
QAPI
Kt/V
PET
Infection Control
100

Potential for or actual harm to a patient.

What is an IJ ?

100

These should be specific and assigned with a time frame.

What are action steps?

100

PD, but not a full prescription.  

What is Incremental PD?

100

Dwell time for overnight dwell.

What is 8-12 hours?

100

This patient should be scheduled as the last patient of the day.

What is a HBV+ patient?

200

Minimum frequency of patient home record review.

What is 2 months?

200

You should do this if you see "continue to monitor".

What is delete?

200

90 minutes.

What is minimum dwell time?

200

Constipation, patient drained overnight dwell, elevated glucose.

What are reasons to reschedule a PET?

200

Does not have to wear a gown.

Who is the patient?

300

Can save you in a survey.

What are QAPI minutes?

300

Interpret this acronym: QAPI

What is Quality Assessment Performance Improvement?

300

1-2 Weeks

What is when to recheck Kt/V?

300

Good clearance, but poor ultrafiltration.

What are high transporters?

300

Chairs, bedside table, call light, IV pole.

What are high-touch surfaces?

400

Tool you can use to prepare for surveys.

What is the Core Survey Data Worksheet?

400

These disciplines are required to attend home QAPI.

Who are PD/Home Nurse, Medical Director/Physician, Social Worker, and Dietitian?  

400

Renal (residual) adequacy + Peritoneal (dialysis) adequacy

What is Kprt/V or total Kt/V

400

This tells us that the overnight dwell did not drain completely.

What is 0 hour creatinine greater than 1.0 or 0 hour glcose less than 2000.

400

The nurse can care for these patients while caring for a HBV+ patient.

What are HBV immune patients?

500

Care plan notes should be entered this often.

What is monthly?

500

________% or higher of patients should have a Corrected Calcium of 8.4 – 10.2

What is 80%?

500

#1 way to improve adequacy.

What is pump up the volume?

500

This tests for membrane failure.

What is a modified PET?

500

RCA, Technique Review, Home Visit

What are things to do when there is peritonitis?