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What is the aftercare for patients who have undergone dialysis?
Both hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis patients need to be vigilant about keeping their access sites and catheters clean and infection-free during and between dialysis runs
Nursing implications of a patient returns from dialysis?
1- high risk for infection related to using the equipments of dialysis. 2-
What is the difference between a blood infusion and dialysis?
What is the difference between a blood transfusion and dialysis
What has the author John Christian Harty written?
John Christian Harty has written: 'A study to assess the relationship between adequacy of dialysis and nutrition in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) patients, and the effect of increasing dialysis dose on nutritional status'
How do renal insufficiency may be corrected by the use of Dialysis?
dialysis works just like our kidneys. if for some reason our kidneys fail to filter our blood, then dialysis is done. in dialysis our blood is filtered to remove waste products. dialysis can be done in two ways haemodialysis---it makes use of a kidney machine or artificial kidney containig a fluid with adjusted compostion. during this process the blood i pumped from the body through a tube into the fluid through a semi permeable membrane present in the fluid. this way by passing through the semi permeable membrane the nitrognenous wastes and excess salts are diffused out from the blood into the fluid. then the blood is returned into the body. this proces takes 6 to 10 hours and is to be done three times a week peritoneal dialysis----it requires abdominal incision . a cathetar is inserted through this incision inot the peritoneal cavity. a fluid bag is attached to the cathetar from the outside. in this way the fluid enters the peritoneal cavity of our body and purifies our blood. after sometime the fluid is tkane out of the peritoneal cavity back into the bag. this process takes an hour and is reapeated day or overnight the major difference between the two dialysis processes is that in the first process the blood is taken out of our body and then filtered.it is a long and lengthy process and very painful while in the second process the fluid itself is inserted into our our body and then blood is purified. this is a realtively quicker way
What does interdialytic mean?
the time between hemodialysis treatments.
Does increased protein make a difference in dialysis?
People on dialysis usually need it because they have kidney failure. Since the kidneys are very important for removing the waste products of protein breakdown, it is important to carefully limit protein consumption between dialysis sessions.
What is another name for the peritoneal cavity?
I don't think there is another name for the peritoneal cavity. the peritoneal cavity is specifically for the potential space between the parietal and visceral portions of the peritoneum. hope this helps ^_^
What is the difference between AV shunt and internal fistula in dialysis?
An AV shunt is surgically implanted. An internal fistula is an abnormality that develops in tissues/between areas of anatomy.
What is the difference between a patient care tech at davita dialysis and a hemodialylis tech?
Both are the same. Both needs to be certified by the Nation and the State.
What is the Differences between a kidney and a dialysis?
The main difference there would be that a kidney is an organ that helps the body maintain a proper balance of minerals, metabolites and other bodily fluids. Dialysis/a dialysis machine is a procedure/machine that can perform some of the basic functions of the kidneys for people experiencing either temporary or long term renal (kidney) failure. wikipedia has some accurate and in depth pages on both the kidney, and dialysis if you want to know more.
Is the peritoneal cavity the space between the parietal layer and the visceral layer of the peritoneum?
True
