Interpretation: Hemodialysis Access Flashcards

1
Q

peak systolic velocities and end diastolic velocities are normally both

A

elevated

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2
Q

low PSV obtained in access graft could indicate

A

arterial inflow problem

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3
Q

rounded =

A

prox obstruction

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4
Q

mL/min is same as

A

cc

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5
Q

most common site for stenosis possibly due to intimal hyperplasia or elevated arterial p

A

venous anastomosis and outflow v

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6
Q

large blood volume in venous circulation, can increase venous return resulting in

A

congestive heart failure

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7
Q

the distal arterial blood flow is reversed into venous circulation and can cause hand pain on exertion, pallor and coolness of skin distal to shunt because of pressure gradient

A

steal syndrome

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8
Q

assessment of possible steal

with dialysis access open

A

use PPG to eval flow in at least 2 digits one at a time

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9
Q

assessment of poss steal

apply manual pressure to dialysis access and

A

retake ppg tracing and or pressure

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10
Q

if flow improves, there

A

is a steal

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11
Q

if flow stays the same, there

A

prob not a steal

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