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Fresenius Water Treatment Exam, Fresenius Hemodialysis Study Guide Questions With Verified Answers Types of water sources? - answerSurface and Ground Examples of surface water? - answerlakes, streams, rivers, reservoirs Examples of ground water? - answerWells, springs FMC follows water qualit...

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Fresenius Water Treatment Exam, Fresenius
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Types of water sources? - answer✔Surface and Ground

Examples of surface water? - answer✔lakes, streams, rivers, reservoirs

Examples of ground water? - answer✔Wells, springs

FMC follows water quality standards according to who's standards? - answer✔AAMI

Bone disease can be caused by ________ in product water? - answer✔Aluminum

Aluminum in product water put the patient at risk for ________? - answer✔Anemia
Aluminum, chloramphenicol, copper or zinc may cause _______ when present in water used for
dialysis? - answer✔Hemolysis

The presence of bacteria in the bloodstream is? - answer✔Sepsis

Parts of a bacteria cell wall, released from dead bacteria is? - answer✔Endotoxin

What are characteristics of bacteria/viruses? - answer✔1. Grows rapidly
2. Too large to cross an intact dialysis membrane, but can cross a damaged/torn membrane
3. May produce endotoxins or biofilm

Safe range for total chlorine is? - answer✔Less than 0.1 ppm (0.00-0.09 ppm)

A serious side effect if chlorine crosses the dialyzer membrane is? - answer✔Hemolysis

Chloramphenicol is a combination of ________ and _________ ? - answer✔Chlorine and
Ammonia

Chlorine and chloramphenicol are added to city water for what reason? - answer✔To reduce or
eliminate bacteria

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A patient complication due to the exposure of blood to chlorine an chloramines is? -
answer✔Hemolysis

Examples of the symptoms the patient might experience from Hemolysis. - answer✔1. Chest
pain
2. Shortness of breath
3. Cherry pop red / translucent blood

Where does the water pathway start in the dialysis facility? - answer✔City Water Inlet
The first piece of equipment that the water goes through in the dialysis facility is the? -
answer✔Backflow Preventer

What is the function of the backflow preventer? - answer✔Prevents water from flowing back
into the city's water suppl.

The recommended water temperature for ideal RO operation is? - answer✔77 degrees F

What is the function of the water booster pump? - answer✔Boosts incoming city water pressure

What is the function of the Captive Air Tank (bladder tank)? - answer✔Help maintain a
minimum pressure

What is the function of the Chemical Feed pump? - answer✔Help adjust the pH level of the
water

What is the function of the Sediment Filters? - answer✔Removes larger particles from the
incoming water

What is the function of the multimedia filter? - answer✔Removes particles 10 microns in size or
larger

What is the size of particulate matter removed by the multimedia filter? - answer✔10

What is the function of the Carbon Filter/Tank? - answer✔To remove chlorine and Chloramines
and other organic materials.

Carbon filters remove chlorine and chloramines by the process of? - answer✔Adsorbtion

What is the "Empty Bed Contact Time?" - answer✔The length of time that the water is exposed
to carbon
AAMI requires a minimum EBCT of __ minutes, FMC requires a minimum EBCT of __ minutes
for new water treatment systems. - answer✔10, 12

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