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Renal Failure 1
Acute and Chronic Renal Failure
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 1.What is one of the functions of a normal kidney? | A. Erythropoietin production |
| 2.What is chronic renal failure? | B. Irreversible destruction of nephrons in both kidneys. |
| 3.What is one of the causes of CRF? | C. Diabetes Mellitus |
| 4.What is the lab test that is used to diagnose CRF? | D. BUN |
| 5.Symptoms you might see in CRF? | E. Hypertension |
| 6.What body system is effected with CRF? | F. Cardiovascular |
| 7.Medication given to CRF clients. | G. Anticonvulsants |
| 8.A tool used for a CRF patient to have dialysis done. | H. Fistula |
| 9.A type of treatment done to clean the blood of a CRF client. | I. Hemodialysis |
| 10.Major concern with peritoneal dialysis. | J. Infection |
| 11.Peritoneal dialysis can be done? | K. Anywhere |
| 12.What should be done when you are assessing a fistula or graft? | L. Listen for bruit fell the thrill |
| 13.What does CAPD stand for? | M. Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis |
| 14.What color should return dialysate fluid be? | N. Clear pale yellow |
| 15.What techinique is used with peritoneal dialysis? | O. Strict aseptic |
| 16.Signs of possible infection. | P. Cloudy urine |
| 17.Signs of kidney rejection. | Q. Graft site tenderness |
| 18.One of the forms of acute renal failure. | R. Intrarenal failure |
| 19What causes postrenal failure? | S. Obstruction |
| 20.How do you fixed Intrarenal failure? | T. IV fluid |