Exam 2 - Dialysis Flashcards

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“AEIOU” means what?

A

A - Acid-base abnormalities (acute metabolic acidosis)
E - Electrolyte imbalance (i.e. K, Mg)
I - Intoxications (i.e. ASA, Lithium, Methanol, Ethylene glycol)
O - Fluid overload ( unresponsive to diuretic therapy)
U - Uremia (encephalopathy, neuropathy)

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2
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What is the “AEIOU” acronym used to determine?

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Used by clinicians to choose to use renal replacement therapy in a patient

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What is a common acid-base disturbance that would justify renal replacement therapy in CKD?

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Acute metabolic acidosis

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4
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What are some common electrolyte imbalances in CKD pts that justify renal replacement therapy?

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K

Mg

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5
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What are some common intoxications in CKD pts that justify renal replacement therapy?

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ASA
Lithium
Methanol
Ethylene glycol

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6
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What are some considerations for renal replacement therapy?

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  • Acid-base disturbances
  • Electrolyte imbalances
  • Intoxications (from medications for instance)
  • fluid Overload
  • Uremia
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7
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Name the two types of dialysis.

A

1) Peritoneal dialysis

2) Hemodialysis

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8
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What does QD stand for?

A

Dialysate flow

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9
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What does QB stand for?

A

Bloodflow

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10
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What does a fistula do?

A

It joins an artery to a vein in the arm

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