Medication
Kidney
CMS
Liver
Admission/Discharge
100

This immunosuppression is only taken once a day. 

What is sirolimus?

100

Active or Status 7. 

What is kidney listing status?

100

Transplant and Post-Transplant

What are the CMS phases of transplant?

100

Status 1A or Status 1B, PELD, or MELD. 

What are liver listing status?

100

Hepatitis Panel, HIV Panel, and HCV PCR. 

What are pre-op infectious disease labs?
200
Taken for CMV prevention or treatment.

What is Valcyte?

200

End Stage Renal Disease is the primary indication.

What is Kidney Transplant?
200

Online computer modules and 1:1 time with a transplant experienced preceptor.

What is the training staff nurses receive on 12WT?

200

Biliary Atresia, Fulminant hepatic failure, metabolic disorders, or hepatic cancer.

What are indications for liver transplant?

200

Lab must be drawn 30 minutes prior to the administration of a medication and sent in a purple EDTA tube. 

What is a tacrolimus trough?

300

Can cause low white blood cell counts and GI upset.

What is Mycophenolate?

300

Tacrolimu, Mycophenolate, and rATG pre-meds.

What are pre-op medications for kidney transplant? 

300

Providing family centered care, working with the multi-d team, and education the family prior to discharge. 

What are staff nurse responsibilities for organ transplant patients?

300

Nasogastric tube and antibiotics. 

What is pre-op needs for liver transplant?

300

The most at risk time for infection. 

What is the first three months?

400

Common side effects include hyperglycemia, hypertension, low magnesium, renal insufficiency, and tremors.

What is Tacrolimus?
400

Elevated creatinine level and pain at the incision site.

What are signs of rejection?

400

Pre-transplant and Post-transplant infectious disease lab collection. 

What is the quality improvement project for all organs?

400

Increased AST, ALT, and GGT. 

What are signs of liver rejection?

400
This type of documentation in Epic must be done prior to discharge. 

What is transplant education?

500

High doses post-transplant can cause weight gain and mood swings. 

What is prednisone?

500

Primary non-function and vascular thrombosis.

What are causes of graft failure?

500

This process occurs throughout all phases of transplant. 

What is informed consent?

500

Increased GGT and Bilirubin. 

What are signs of biliary tract issue?

500

Pomegranates, people who are ill, grapefruit juice, live virus vaccines.

What are things transplant patients should avoid?