Hemodialysis filters waste and water from the blood to treat end-stage renal failure caused by conditions like hypertension, diabetes, infections, cysts, or gout. Complications during hemodialysis include hypotension, hypertension, chest pains, hypoglycemia, and cramps. These complications are managed by stopping ultrafiltration, administering fluids or medications like saline, Catapres, isordil, D50, or massage depending on the specific complication. The area above the anastomosis should be checked regularly and patients should limit fluids and avoid high potassium and calcium foods between treatments.
Hemodialysis filters waste and water from the blood to treat end-stage renal failure caused by conditions like hypertension, diabetes, infections, cysts, or gout. Complications during hemodialysis include hypotension, hypertension, chest pains, hypoglycemia, and cramps. These complications are managed by stopping ultrafiltration, administering fluids or medications like saline, Catapres, isordil, D50, or massage depending on the specific complication. The area above the anastomosis should be checked regularly and patients should limit fluids and avoid high potassium and calcium foods between treatments.
Hemodialysis filters waste and water from the blood to treat end-stage renal failure caused by conditions like hypertension, diabetes, infections, cysts, or gout. Complications during hemodialysis include hypotension, hypertension, chest pains, hypoglycemia, and cramps. These complications are managed by stopping ultrafiltration, administering fluids or medications like saline, Catapres, isordil, D50, or massage depending on the specific complication. The area above the anastomosis should be checked regularly and patients should limit fluids and avoid high potassium and calcium foods between treatments.
(progressive kidney damage caused by - Trendelenburg position poorly controlled HPN) - 100-200cc Normal Saline Bolus - Diabetic nephropathy (Common 2. Hypertension complication of both type 1 & 2 - Catapres 75mg (MAX DOSAGE: 150mg) diabetes. Def: Poorly controlled a) 1st dose: 75mg diabetes) b) 2nd dose: 75mg (if BP is - Chronic glomerulonephritis (Caused by still high) frequent infx such as UTI, HIV, HepB) c) Nicardipine drip (if BP - Polycystic kidney disease. (Cysts that remains high) enlarges kidney and loses its function. 3. Chest pains Becomes damaged over time.) - Give isordil. - Gouty Nephropathy (also called "Uric WARNING: Don’t adm if pt’s bp is low. Acid Nephropathy" due to an increase 4. Hypoglycemia in uric acid - Give D5050 5. Hyperglycemia Types of Permanent Access: - Insulin 1. AV fistula (connected blood vessels) WARNING: Don’t adm before tx. This 2. AV graph (foreign body) will lead to hypoglycemia. 6. Cramps Best area to check (???) - Massage or Bolus - 2-3 inches above the anastomosis Health teaching: (surgical connection between two structures (blood vessels)). 1. Limit fluids <750ml – 1L/day 2. Avoid fruits (↑ed K), Dairy (↑ed Ca) Indication for end stage renal failure
1. GFR (Glomerular filtration rate) <15ml/min
Standard Dialysis treatment time: 4hrs
Dialysis disequilibrium syndrome
- Happens during a dialysis in patients
who missed frequent sessions. It is due to rapid clearance of substances. - S/S: headache, confusion, blurred vision