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DaVita Study Guide 2024 Latest Update Graded A+
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AKI acute kidney injury— abrupt loss of kidney function, expected to restore itself 
Examples of Pre-renal AKI rental artery stenosis, low blood pressure 
Examples of intra-renal AKI high blood pressure, high blood sugar, chemotherapy 
Examples of post-renal AKI Uretal stenosis, kidney stones, bladder cancer 
How do you help in restoring kidney function in AKI patients? Ensure adequate dialysis— 
accurate weights, dialysate baths, maintain BPs 
How do you protect kidneys from further injury ...
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DaVita PCT Study Guide Latest Update 100% Solved
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DaVita PCT Study Guide Latest Update 
 
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Ultrafiltration Fluid pushed through the semipermeable membrane 
 
Convection Solutes dragged across semipermeable membrane along with fluid 
 
Diffusion Particles move from area of high concentration to low 
 
Osmosis Fluid moves from area of low to high concentration 
 
What are the kidneys' excretory functions? To normalize electrolytes, remove wastes, 
provide fluid and nutrient balance 
 
What are the kidneys' endocrine functions?...
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DaVita Study Guide 2024 Latest Update Graded A+
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DaVita Study Guide 2024 Latest Update 
 
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AKI acute kidney injury— abrupt loss of kidney function, expected to restore itself 
 
Examples of Pre-renal AKI rental artery stenosis, low blood pressure 
 
Examples of intra-renal AKI high blood pressure, high blood sugar, chemotherapy 
 
Examples of post-renal AKI Uretal stenosis, kidney stones, bladder cancer 
 
How do you help in restoring kidney function in AKI patients? Ensure adequate dialysis— 
accurate weights, dialysate baths,...
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SFL 334 Final || All Answers Are Correct 100%.
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What is the major focus of current research exploring causes of Alzheimer's disease? 
 metabolism influences 
 viral infection 
 neurotransmitter influences 
 genetic influences correct answers genetic influences 
 
What type of dementia is characterized by sudden onset, stepwise progression, and relatively short duration? 
 Alzheimer's 
 Vascular 
 Parkinson's 
 Pick's correct answers Vascular 
 
Interventions that try to change depression-causing negative thoughts and replace them with mor...
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ARDMS Abdomen MOCK exam| 251 | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+
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ARDMS Abdomen MOCK exam| 251 | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ 
Progression of which of the following abnormalities flattens the portal veins? 
Biliary obstruction 
 
 
The wall thickness in a normal fasting gallbladder should not exceed 
3 mm 
 
 
This color Doppler sonogram is most likely demonstrating which of the following abnormalities? 
Pseudoaneurysm 
 
This color Doppler image demonstrates turbulent swirling blood flow within a fluid collection, classic sonographic findings of a ...
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Acute and Chronic 2 Final Exam Questions and Answers 2024
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Pathophysiology -- Cirrhosis - Inflammation of the liver results in necrosis and scarring. 
 
Necrosis results in alteration in function, then liver failure, then hepatic encephalopathy, then hepatic coma, and can eventually lead to death. 
 
Scarring of the liver leads to vascular obstruction which results in portal hypertension. 
 
Destruction of hepatocytes and replacement with scar tissue. 
 
Most Common Causes -- Cirrhosis - Chronic HCV, NASH, Alcohol-Induced Liver Disease 
 
Early and Late...
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ONCC Practice Tests (OCN - Care Continuum)Questions & Answers 100% Correct!!
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Which of the following is an advantage of an implanted vascular access device over a tunneled central venous catheter? 
 
 Decreased risk of infection 
 Short-term use 
 Low cost of insertion 
 Unlimited ability to access - ANSWERDecreased risk of infection 
 
Answer: Implanted ports have a lower risk of infection than tunneled central venous catheters. 
 
Reference: Camp-Sorrell, D., & Matey, L. (Eds.). (2017). Access device standards of practice for oncology nursing. Pittsburgh, PA: Oncology ...
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ACE Inhibitors and ARBs Exam Questions and Answers
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ACE Inhibitors and ARBs Exam 
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Indications - Correct Answer ️️ -- HTN 
- Prolong survival in 
HF, Coronary Heart Disease, Acute MI 
- Slow rate of progression in 
Chronic renal failure, diabetic neuropathy 
ACEI mechanism of action - Correct Answer ️️ -Blocks angiotensin-converting enzyme 
(ACE), which is responsible for converting angiotensin I into angiotensin II. Angiotensin 
II is vasoconstrictor and stimulates aldosterone release from adrenal glands. 
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NURS620 EXAM 2 Renal Disorders Questions And Answers
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In clients receiving dialysis, which is the most common cause of end-stage renal 
disease in the United States? 
 ~ diabetic nephropathy (Kimmelstiel-Wilson syndrome) (about 25%) 
Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are implicated, indicating the need for good 
diabetes control throughout clients ' life spans. 
Most clients with acute tubular necrosis recover 
with conservative management (fluid monitoring, 
protein restriction, drug adjustments, and dietary 
and potassium control). Dialysis may...
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Maryville NURS 615- Exam V
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Maryville NURS 615- Exam V 
 
 
 
 
 
What assessments should be made before prescribing any antihypertensive agent? - ANSWER BP, RF, and head to toe assessment. Assess diet, sodium intake, electrolytes, and potassium levels. Prior to prescribing any antihypertensives, creatinine and BUN levels should be evaluated. Confirmation of elevated BP at 3 different times. Children over 3 years old should be assessed at least once at every vis...
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