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DAVITA PCT FINAL EXAM |150 BRAND NEW EXAM QUESTIONS NAND CORRECT ANSWERS ALL GRADED A+|GUARANTEED SUCCESS|LATEST UPDATE Infection control - ANSWER-Attention to infection control, proper hand hygiene, cleaning and disinfection procedures are of utmost importance in the dialysis setting. ...

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DAVITA PCT FINAL EXAM 2024-2025|150
BRAND NEW EXAM QUESTIONS NAND
CORRECT ANSWERS ALL GRADED
A+|GUARANTEED SUCCESS|LATEST UPDATE

Infection control - ANSWER-✔Attention to infection control, proper hand hygiene,
cleaning and disinfection procedures are of utmost importance in the dialysis setting.

Viable MRSA bacteria - ANSWER-✔Viable MRSA bacteria can remain on surfaces for
days with plastic and vinyl being most favorable to their survival.

Central venous catheter (CVC) - ANSWER-✔Teammates decrease the risk of
infection when working with a central venous catheter (CVC) by wearing a facemask,
washing hands and wearing clean gloves, and avoiding touching dirty surfaces when
providing CVC care.

Sodium loading - ANSWER-✔It leads to an increase in thirst and larger fluid weight
gains between treatments and can contribute to post dialysis hypertension and
headaches.

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) - ANSWER-✔Practicing meticulous infection
control to prevent healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) in dialysis patients is of
utmost importance because kidney failure weakens a person's immune system,
making these patients much more vulnerable to infections.

Poor documentation - ANSWER-✔Poor or incomplete documentation can open an
attack on your care.

Saline bolus documentation - ANSWER-✔The reason for administering the saline
and the patient response should be included in your documentation.

, Anaphylactic reaction intervention - ANSWER-✔Your immediate intervention for a
patient experiencing an anaphylactic reaction is to stop the blood pump, discontinue
the treatment, and do not return the blood.

Patient discharge verification - ANSWER-✔To verify that the patient is stable and
safe for discharge after the dialysis treatment, evaluate the effectiveness of the
treatment by comparing data to pre-dialysis findings.

Causes of renal failure - ANSWER-✔Knowing what caused your patient's renal
failure is important to inquire about possible problems during data collection and
assessment.

Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome - ANSWER-✔Patients who are skipping treatments
are at risk of experiencing signs and symptoms of dialysis disequilibrium syndrome.

Hemolysis complication - ANSWER-✔This is hemolysis and the hemodialysis
treatment should be stopped without returning the patient's blood.

Kt/V reading - ANSWER-✔Waiting only 5 seconds between lowering the blood
pump speed and drawing the post-treatment blood sample would cause the Kt/V
reading to be falsely high
Viable MRSA bacteria - ANSWER-✔Can remain on surfaces for days with plastic and
vinyl being most favorable to their survival.

Central venous catheter (CVC) care - ANSWER-✔Teammates decrease the risk of
infection by wearing a facemask, washing hands, and wearing clean gloves.

Sodium loading during dialysis - ANSWER-✔Leads to an increase in thirst and larger
fluid weight gains between treatments and can contribute to post dialysis
hypertension and headaches.

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) - ANSWER-✔Practicing meticulous infection
control is important because kidney failure weakens a person's immune system,
making these patients much more vulnerable to infections.

Poor or incomplete documentation - ANSWER-✔Can open an attack on your care.

Saline bolus documentation - ANSWER-✔The reason for administering the saline
and the patient response.

Anaphylactic reaction intervention - ANSWER-✔Stop the blood pump, discontinue
the treatment, do not return the blood.

Patient stability for discharge - ANSWER-✔Evaluate the effectiveness of the
treatment by comparing data to pre-dialysis findings.

, Causes of renal failure - ANSWER-✔Is important to inquire about possible problems
during data collection and assessment.

Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome risk - ANSWER-✔Patients who are skipping
treatments.

Hemolysis complication - ANSWER-✔The hemodialysis treatment should be
stopped without returning the patient's blood.

Kt/V reading - ANSWER-✔Waiting only 5 seconds between lowering the blood
pump speed and drawing the post-treatment blood sample would cause the Kt/V
reading to be falsely high.

Seizure during dialysis - ANSWER-✔Discontinued if the seizure is severe or the
patient does not respond to treatment.

Left side Trendelenburg position - ANSWER-✔To be used for a patient who
experienced an air embolism.

K of the Kt/V formula - ANSWER-✔Decreased by inadequate anticoagulation.

Signs of air embolus - ANSWER-✔Pain at the venous needle site, tingling around the
lips, and difficulty breathing.

A disinfectant infusion - ANSWER-✔A solution used to eliminate pathogens during
dialysis.

Impending cardiac arrest - ANSWER-✔A critical condition where the heart is about
to stop functioning.

Pre-dialysis patient assessment - ANSWER-✔An evaluation performed by the nurse
to ensure patient safety before treatment.

Unusual data collection findings - ANSWER-✔Any abnormal results that the PCT
must report to the nurse before treatment initiation.

AKI (Acute Kidney Injury) - ANSWER-✔A condition where a pre-treatment nursing
assessment is always required.

Intradialytic hypotension - ANSWER-✔A common occurrence during hemodialysis
that can lead to impaired tissue perfusion and organ injury.

BFR (Blood Flow Rate) - ANSWER-✔The rate at which blood is circulated through
the dialysis machine, measured in mL/min.

V-tags for CSM surveys - ANSWER-✔Regulations that provide interpretive guidance
and cite deficiencies in patient care.

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