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What do healthy kidneys remove? -answer Waste products - creatine, urea and urimic
acid, ammonia
What do healthy kidneys regulate? -answer Fluid balance, blood volume, electrolytes
and acid-base balance, synthesize calcitrol (active vitamin D)
Is Uremia a disease? -answer No, uremia is a set of symptoms associated with the
build up of urea in the blood.
What can cause anemia? -answer RBC loss
Erythropoietin production
Shortened RBC lifespan
Decreased iron absorption
Blood loss during dialysis
Why is water used for dialysis treated? -answer Because patients are exposed to large
amounts of water during each dialysis treatment.
What is chloramines? -answer A combination of bleach and ammonia, whereas
chlorine is bleach alone.
, What happens when the dialysate flow is turned off during treatment? -answer The
patients blood is not cleaned and adequacy will decrease.
What is counter-current flow? -answer Blood and dialysate flow in opposite
directions.
What are the three types of solutions? -answer hypotonic, hypertonic, isotonic
What is a hypotonic solution? -answer Containing less particles
What is a isotonic solution? -answer Containing equal particles
What is a hypertonic solution? -answer Containing more particles
What is conductivity? -answer The ability of a solution to transmit or "conduct" an
electrical current.
What is dialysate composer of? -answer Purified water (treated) acid solution and
bicarbonate solution.
Why is dextrose added to dialysate? -answer To prevent hypoglycemia
What electrolytes are found in the dialysate? -answer Sodium (NA+), potassium (K+),
calcium (Ca++), magnesium (Mg++), and chloride (Cl-)
Name four ways dialysate is checked to ensure that it is safe? -answer pH
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organized to help you understand the most important concepts quickly and efficiently. Each
answer includes clear explanations to help strengthen your knowledge and make complex
topics easier to understand.
What This Study Guide Offers
✔ Complete exam questions covering essential topics
✔ Correct answers with clear and detailed explanations
✔ Well-organized structure for easy revision and study
✔ Coverage of frequently tested concepts
✔ Brand new and updated version for reliable exam preparation
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This study guide helps students prepare smarter and save valuable study time. By practicing
with structured questions and reviewing detailed answers, you can identify important topics,
reinforce key concepts, and improve your confidence before the exam.
Perfect For
• Final exam preparation
• Midterm exam revision
,• Weekly study and review sessions
• Practicing exam-style questions
• Improving academic results
A powerful and practical study resource designed to help students prepare effectively and
succeed in their exams.
What do healthy kidneys remove? -answer Waste products - creatine, urea and urimic
acid, ammonia
What do healthy kidneys regulate? -answer Fluid balance, blood volume, electrolytes
and acid-base balance, synthesize calcitrol (active vitamin D)
Is Uremia a disease? -answer No, uremia is a set of symptoms associated with the
build up of urea in the blood.
What can cause anemia? -answer RBC loss
Erythropoietin production
Shortened RBC lifespan
Decreased iron absorption
Blood loss during dialysis
Why is water used for dialysis treated? -answer Because patients are exposed to large
amounts of water during each dialysis treatment.
What is chloramines? -answer A combination of bleach and ammonia, whereas
chlorine is bleach alone.
, What happens when the dialysate flow is turned off during treatment? -answer The
patients blood is not cleaned and adequacy will decrease.
What is counter-current flow? -answer Blood and dialysate flow in opposite
directions.
What are the three types of solutions? -answer hypotonic, hypertonic, isotonic
What is a hypotonic solution? -answer Containing less particles
What is a isotonic solution? -answer Containing equal particles
What is a hypertonic solution? -answer Containing more particles
What is conductivity? -answer The ability of a solution to transmit or "conduct" an
electrical current.
What is dialysate composer of? -answer Purified water (treated) acid solution and
bicarbonate solution.
Why is dextrose added to dialysate? -answer To prevent hypoglycemia
What electrolytes are found in the dialysate? -answer Sodium (NA+), potassium (K+),
calcium (Ca++), magnesium (Mg++), and chloride (Cl-)
Name four ways dialysate is checked to ensure that it is safe? -answer pH
