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Davita Exam Module 2 With 100% Correct Answers 2024 The reasonable and prudent standard of care for nephrology nursing key concepts: (6) - answer-care which a reasonable and prudent nephrology nurse would give under the same or similar circumstances -actions a reasonable and prudent nephrology nurse would do, as well as actions to avoid doing -nephrology nursing is keyed to this speciality and the skills and knowledge expected of a nephrology nurse (priming) -following standards of care ...

DaVita's PCT Final Exam (Module 1, Module 2, Module 3, and Module 4 Quizzes) with Complete Solutions Ultrafiltration is defined as: - ANSWER-Fluid pushed through the semipermeable membrane If a patient with acute kidney injury (AKI) dialyzes in the outpatient facility, one task of the patient care teammates is to monitor blood pressure and weight closely. Why is this important? - ANSWER-Hypovolemia and hypotensive episodes can cause renal ischemia and can further damage the kidneys. ***T...

The four indicators of optimal nutrition status - ANSWER 1. Albumin greater than or equal to 4 2. Stable target weight 3. Adequate fat stores 4. Appropriate appetite and intake Importance of protein - ANSWER - maintains health - helps fight infection - prevents anemia - builds/maintains muscle - heals wounds Importance of sodium and negative effects of sodium loading - ANSWER -Sodium helps regulate body fluid and maintains balance -Negative: 1. excessive thirst

The 4 indicators of nutrition status - ANSWER 1) Albumin >/= 4.0 (protein) 2) Stable, desirable target weight 3) Adequate fat stores and muscle mass 4) Appropriate appetite and intake Importance of protein - ANSWER Protein is essential for growth, maintenance, preventing infection and anemia. It is important for wound healing and repair. The dietitian will guide the patient in choosing foods that will meet their protein needs.

Davita Final Exam Questions And Answers Latest Update ( Graded A+) what is the difference between data collection and assessment? who does what? - data collection:yes or no assessment: the extend. what is the role of pct prior to treatment initiation? - data collection notify nurse of any abnormalities what is the role of the licensed nurse prior to treatment initiation? - nurse assessment when us a pre-treatment assessment by the licensed nurse required? - if vitals were abnormal ...

DaVita dialysis module 4What are the four indicators of optimal nutrition status? - correct answer 1. appropriate appetite and intake 2. adequate fat stores and muscle mass 3. stable, desirable target weight 4. albumin >/= 4.0 What is the importance of protein? - correct answer helps fight infections, prevents anemia, build muscles, heals wounds and attain albumin levels at 4.0 What is the important of sodium and negative effects of sodium loading ? - correct answer helps regulate...

DaVita Exam Module 3 Q&A 100% Correct Latest 2023 solution What are the four meds PCTs can administer per DaVita P&P? (Module 3) - CORRECT ANS - Normal saline Heparin Lidocaine Topical anesthetic spray What are the 6 items included in documenting administered medications? (Module 3) - CORRECT ANS - Time and date Route of administration Reason for giving Medication dosage Reason for administering Patient response At what time are medications containing a preservative discarded...

Davita Final exam Module 3&4 Latest Update 2024 160 Questions and Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed Success Already Passed

Module 3 rise DaVitaWhat are 3 medications PCTs can administer per DaVita p&p - correct answer heparin, lidocaine, normal saline, topical antiseptic spray 6 items included in documenting administered medications - correct answer name of med dosage/strength route of administration vendor manufacture vial/ampule size At what time are medications containing a preservative discarded? - correct answer 28 days What size needle with the appropriate sized syringe should be used when drawin...

DaVita Module 2 what are the key concepts related to reasonable and prudent care - correct answer 1. the standard of care which a reasonable and prudent nephrology nurse would give under the same circumstances 2. actions a reasonable and prudent nephrology nurse would do as well as actions the nurse would not do 3. the skills and knowledge expected of a nephrology nurse is key to the specialty of nephrology nursing who established the standards of care for nephrology nursing and for what p...