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Davita PCT Final Exam | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+| VERIFIED & UPDATED| 2024 1. what treatment factors decrease K in the K t/v to decrease --Correct Answer->> not waiting 3-5minutes after heparin, decreasing BFR, DFR, and BVP 2. what factors influence "V" in K t/v: accurate data entry by nurses in snappy, sex age, weight, and amputation 3. what are the needle gauges and prescribed blood flow rates --Correct Answer->> they are inversely related 17g 200...

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in KT/V what is K? - Clearance treatment factors that decrease K - DFR, BVP, UF goal, adequate anticoagulation In KT/V what is T? - time what factors influence T? - longer blood/dialysate contact time, more frequent treatments or extra treatments In KT/V what is V? - Volume what factors influence V? - height, weight, sex, age, amputations needle gauge and suggested BFR - 17g = 200-250 16g= 250-350 15= 350-450 14= >450 procedure for post BUN lab draw - UF decreased to 50ml place in...

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Why is it important to know what caused your patient's CRF? - Answer Can be secondary to underlying disease What are signs and symptoms of fluid imbalance? - Answer Edema, hypertension, pulmonary edema What does hypertension lead to? - Answer Left Ventricular Hypertrophy Why is sodium balance important? - Answer HyperNatremia- High BP, fluid overload HypoNatremia- Low BP What are signs and symptoms of hyperKalemia? - Answer Muscle weakness, abnormal heart rhythm and numbness & Tin...

Davita Test Questions and Answers Latest Update 2024 (Graded A+) what treatment factors decrease K in the Kt/v to decrease? - Answer not waiting 3-5 minutes after heparin, decreasing BFR, DFR, and BVP what factors influence "V" in Kt/v - Answer accurate data entry by nurses in snappy, sex age, weight, and amputation what are the needle gauges and prescribed blood flow rates? - Answer they are inversely related 17g 200-250 15g 250-350 15g 350-400 14 g 400 - 450 what is the procedure f...