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A dialysis technician in the unit has contracted hepatitis B. The
most probable cause would be introduction
(A) of infective secretions into mucosal surfaces.
(B) by a contaminated needle.
(C) of infective serum through mucosal surfaces.
(D) of infective serum through an open cut or scratch. Correct
Answer
A flushed sensation, headache, profound thirst, and vomiting are
all symptoms indicating that the dialysate water is high in
(A) aluminum.
(B) zinc.
(C) sodium.
(D) magnesium. Correct Answer
A patient complains of a cold hand, especially the fingers. The
technician should tell the patient it may be caused by Correct
Answer
A patient complains of feeling dizzy. The technician notes that
the patient is pale and cyanotic, the blood pressure has
increased, and respirations have increased in rate and depth.
Which of the following does the assessment reveal?
(A) Sepsis
(B) Hypoxemia
, (C) Allergic reaction
(D) Hyperglycemic reaction Correct Answer
A patient complains to a technician that during his most recent
dialysis he underwent a great deal of pain due to a new co-
worker's venipuncture technique. The technician's most
constructive response to this patient would be to
(A) inform the patient that he has the right to refuse
venipuncture by the new technician.
(B) listen to the patient's concerns and inform the head nurse.
(C) tell the new co-worker of the patient's complaint and suggest
that the co-worker request to be excused from this patient's
treatment.
(D) inform the patient that this technician is new and is sure to
improve with practice. Correct Answer
A patient is in the 3rd hour of a 4-hour dialysis session when the
technician notices the patient yawning. The patient says he feels
fine. Which of the following should be the technician's next
action?
(A) Advise the patient to take a nap
(B) Reduce the blood flow rate
(C) Check the blood pressure
(D) Report this to the charge nurse Correct Answer
A patient reports for dialysis with complaints of generally
feeling poorly. Patient assessment reveals an elevated apical
pulse, elevated blood pressure, scattered râles, and 2+ jugular
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