Chloramine - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. City water entering the facility begins the Pathway ANS Fluid 2. Optimal temp of incoming water is ANS 77 3. The booster pump works together with the captive air tank to volume of water for use in the facility 4. The "SMART SYSTEM" is a sodium bisulfite injection system aids control and the removal of ANS pH, Chlorine ANS Boost 5. What is the size of particles removed by the multi-media tanks (sediment filters) ANS equal of less that 10 microns 6. What do carbo...

Chlorine/Chloramine testing: - ANSWER-When: R/O runs 15 mins before patient shift every 4 hours Where: After Primary carbon tank sample port Acceptable result: Less than or equal to 0.1 mg/L Action if results are too high post primary tank: Repeat the test Define the term AKI - ANSWER-- Term incorporates a wide spectrum of kidney issues - Includes acute kidney failure as well as less catastrophic kidney function changes - May dialyze in an out-patient facility until kidney function recov...

Particulate (mechanical) filtration, carbon filtration, reverse osmosis, demineralization (deionization & softening), distillation, mineral and fluoride addition, and disinfection and disinfection byproducts are all examples of ____________________ ______________________ processes Answer - water treatment Soluble iron is generally found in ground water with high _______________ ____________________ content Answer - carbon dioxide Soluble iron is changed to insoluble ferric iron by ______...

Part 2 1. If a dialysis patient is very large in both stature and weight, which of the following is most likely to improve the effectiveness of hemodialysis? a. Increase salt restriction b. Decrease treatment time c. Increase dialyzer size d. Change to peritoneal dialysis 2. The duties that the technician is allowed to carry out depend primarily on the a. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services guidelines. b. dialysis center guidelines. c. technician’s training. d. state regulation...

DAVITA FINAL EXAM 1 | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+| VERIFIED & UPDATED| 2024 What complication would you expect to see if a patient is exposed to chlorine/chloramines? - answer Hemolysis You are performing the first chlorine/chloramine testing of the day after the RO has been running for 10 minutes. Performing thetest at this time - answer Could result in a false negative test At what time do you perform water hardness testing? - answer At the end of each treatment day What is...

DaVita Exam Questions & Answers 2023 Solution 100% Correct What complication would you expect to see if a patient is exposed to chlorine/chloramines? - CORRECT ANS - Hemolysis You are performing the first chlorine/chloramine testing of the day after the RO has been running for 10 minutes. Performing the test at this time - CORRECT ANS - Could result in a false negative test At what time do you perform water hardness testing? - CORRECT ANS - At the end of each treatment day What is ...

State Agency responsible for enforcing the safe drinking water act in Texas (Ans- Texas Commission on environmental Quality What minerals can cause water hardness (Ans- Calcium and magnesium A public water system must at all times provide (Ans- Adequate quantity of water, pressure, and disinfection A source groundwater would be (Ans- aquifer Fecal coliform organisms sometimes found in water supplies are an indication that (Ans- Water supply is contaminated, harmful bacteria may be pres...

Davita Latest PCT | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+| VERIFIED & UPDATED| 2024 What complication would you expect to see if a patient is exposed to chlorine/chloramines? - Ans-Hemolysis You are performing the first chlorine/chloramine testing of the day after the RO has been running for 10 minutes. Performing thetest at this time - Ans-Could result in a false negative test At what time do you perform water hardness testing? - Ans-At the end of each treatment day What is your immedia...

acceptable result for residual bleach - ANSWER-< 0.5 ppm Acceptable result for chlorine/chloramine testing - ANSWER-< or equal to 0.1 mg/L acceptable hardness test result - ANSWER-< 1 grain/gallon final dialysate conductivity - ANSWER-13-15.5 mS final dialysis pH - ANSWER-6.9-7.6 if dialysis conductivity is too low - ANSWER-hemolysis, bursting of blood cells, cranberry red blood if dialysate conductivity is too high - ANSWER-crenation, shriveling of blood cells, dark r...

DAVITA FINAL EXAM 1 | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+| VERIFIED & UPDATED| 2024 What complication would you expect to see if a patient is exposed to chlorine/chloramines? - answer Hemolysis You are performing the first chlorine/chloramine testing of the day after the RO has been running for 10 minutes. Performing thetest at this time - answer Could result in a false negative test At what time do you perform water hardness testing? - answer At the end of each treatment day What is...