Our hospital requires a consent for every admission, even for chronic pts and the ones that use the hospital for their routine treatments (uninsured). How does your hospital do blood
The acute HD nurse that I trained with would routinely remove the nitro patches from pts prior to HD and said they are incompatible with dialysis. With everything else that I was trying to learn at...
It looks like it went through a 'successful' trial 16 months ago, so where is it now? I can't find anything about it recently. What really caught my attention was that it recirculates the dialysate...
I don't get paid per treatment, just hourly, but expect feast or famine. In my personal experiance I've never had a problem getting enough hours and have plenty of PTO banked up if needed. I work 4...
Okay, I looked at this some more and I think our checklist is wrong. 18C is a great temp for both the RO and the HD machine, and our upper limit is way too high. (too late to edit
Where do y'all get incoming water for portable treatments from? All my hookups are from the cold water side and the water is COLD! Usually around 18C this time of year which is okay per mfg specs, but...
I've only been to our mourge once and it was definitely a low person on the totem pole job. Anyone that's never transferd a 250 lb body has no idea what dead weight really
The F200 has a prime volume of 112 mL, the F160 is 83mL. 29mL doesn't seem like enough to make a diff, but maybe. Also, unless you are wasting the prime, you're replacing blood with equal volume of...
Yes! If binders are ordered for meals they should be given with all food. There may be a meal dose and a smaller snack dose. Not all renal pts will have binders ordered, but it's kinda rare not