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Fresenius Clinical Hemodialysis Technician
Review Exam 2023


The functional unit of the kidney, or the structure in the kidney that does the work, is the:

a) medulla

b) cortex

c) calyx

d) nephron - D) Nephron



A nephron is made up of:

a) a glomerulus and a tubule

b) the nephrons and a capsule

c) the loop of henle and the capillary ball

d) the bladder and the ureter - A) a glomerulus and a tubule



The endocrine functions of the kidney include:

a) regulating growth hormone and making thyroid hormone

b) making erythropoietin and the active form of Vitamin D

c) making estrogen and testosterone

d) regulating body temperature and sleep rhythms - B) making erythropoietin and the active form
of Vitamin D



The leading cause of End-Stage Renal Disease for adults in the US is:

a) Hypertension

b) Glomerulonephritis

c) Diabetes

,d) Urinary obstruction - C) Diabetes



Patients with kidney failure often complain of itching, which is likely to be cause by:

a) hypoalbuminemia

b) hyperphosphatemia

c) hyperkalemia

d) hypocalcemia - B) Hyperphosphatemia



Why do kidney patients often have bone disease?

a) parathyroid glands stop functioning

b) patients don't eat enough phosphorus

c) kidneys stop producing calcitriol

d) patients don't eat enough calcium - C) Kidneys stop producing calcitriol



Symptoms that a patient may need more dialysis time include:

a) hypotension, dehydration, weakness

b) anorexia, fatigue, swelling

c) fever. chills, malaise

d) tremors, weakness, muscle cramps - B) anorexia, fatigue, swelling



A semipermeable membrane is a porus barrier that:

a) allows for only certain sized particles to cross

b) prevents fungal contamination

c) can distinguish between particles

d) is biocompatible, non toxic, and hypoallergenic - A) allows for only certain sized particles to
cross

, Diffusion is movement of particles:

a) by filtration through a biocompatible membrane

b) from an area of higher concentration

c) into a vacuum created when fluids are forced through a membrane

d) into a space created by solutions moving in countercurrent flow - B) from an area of higher
concentration



Negative pressure is pressure created when:

a) larger amounts of filtration exist in a closed space

b) fluids separated by a membrane flow in the same direction

c) larger molecules drag smaller molecules across a membrane

d) fluid is pulled through a restriction - d) fluid is pulled through a restriction



During dialysis, ultrafiltration occurs when:

a) water is removed from blood because there is a pressure gradient between blood and dialysate

b) phosphorus is removed from blood because dialysate is low on phosphorus

c) a higher concentration of sodium causes water to move from body compartments into the
dialysate

d) a suction device is applied to the venous trap and a Harvard Clamp is applied to the arterial side
of the blood set - A) water is removed from blood because there is a pressure gradient between
blood and dialysate



At which point in the extracorporeal circuit is the blood usually under negative pressure?

a) the arterial line section before the blood pump

b) the arterial line section after the blood pump

c) the venous chamber

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