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    Hemodialysis Pre-Nsg MGT

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    The document provides information about nursing management before hemodialysis. It lists 6 nursing interventions: 1) Weigh the patient to determine weight gain and fluid retention, 2) Check doctor's orders, 3) Take initial vital signs, 4) Sample blood for laboratory tests, 5) Assess the patient's physical status and prepare them mentally for hemodialysis, 6) Examine the venous access site for a thrill or bruit which indicate arterial blood entering the venous system.

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    The document provides information about nursing management before hemodialysis. It lists 6 nursing interventions: 1) Weigh the patient to determine weight gain and fluid retention, 2) Check doctor's orders, 3) Take initial vital signs, 4) Sample blood for laboratory tests, 5) Assess the patient's physical status and prepare them mentally for hemodialysis, 6) Examine the venous access site for a thrill or bruit which indicate arterial blood entering the venous system.

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    The document provides information about nursing management before hemodialysis. It lists 6 nursing interventions: 1) Weigh the patient to determine weight gain and fluid retention, 2) Check doctor's orders, 3) Take initial vital signs, 4) Sample blood for laboratory tests, 5) Assess the patient's physical status and prepare them mentally for hemodialysis, 6) Examine the venous access site for a thrill or bruit which indicate arterial blood entering the venous system.

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    Hemodialysis Pre-Nsg MGT

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    Regina Lavapiez
    The document provides information about nursing management before hemodialysis. It lists 6 nursing interventions: 1) Weigh the patient to determine weight gain and fluid retention, 2) Check doctor's orders, 3) Take initial vital signs, 4) Sample blood for laboratory tests, 5) Assess the patient's physical status and prepare them mentally for hemodialysis, 6) Examine the venous access site for a thrill or bruit which indicate arterial blood entering the venous system.

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    University Of Perpetual Help System -DJGTMU


    Brgy. Sto Nio, Bian Laguna

    COLLEGE OF NURSING

    EMERGENCY NURSING

    Every human being is the author of his own health or disease.-Unknown

    Submitted by: Cabrera, May-Ann D. BSN-4G / Group25 Submitted to: Mr. Timothy Val Dela Rosa , RN

    HEMODIALYSIS
    Usually, before your first hemodialysis, the patient will have some sort of tubing attached to a large vein to make blood flow from their body to the machine and back more easily. If the patient will be on hemodialysis for a long time, you may have had surgery to create a shunt or a fistula, which makes access to a large vein easier. Fistulas may need as long as 23 months to fully heal before they can be used. They are not used if the treatment is temporary. They are typically created many months before hemodialysis begins. NURSING MANAGEMENT BEFORE HEMODIALYSIS NURSING INTERVENTION 1. WEIGH the patient. RATIONALE 1.The pre dialysis weight is unambiguous and obviously provides the starting point for treatment. A 1kg weight gain equals to 1000ml retained fluid. 2.To know if there are special precautions and necessary interventions to the patient. 3.This will be the baseline data of the patient. For example an increase in the temperature of the patient during hemodialysis will indicate infection which will need prompt intervention. If the client is hypertensive, the client will be advised to with hold the hypertensive medication because the procedure can lower than the blood pressure. 4. In order to guide physician in the treatment, certain laboratory tests are needed at the beginning of the hemodialysis and at regular intervals.

    2. Check the doctors order.

    3. Take the initial vital signs.

    4. Sample blood drawn.

    5. Assess patients physical status 5. Often, the client does not fully and prepare the patient mentally for comprehend the impact of dialysis and hemodialysis. learning needs may go unrecognized. Good communication between patient and hemodialysis nurse is essential. 6.Examination of venous access. 6. Thrill is caused by turbulence of high Assess for the thrill and bruit. pressure arterial blood flow entering low pressure venous system and it should be PALPABLE above the venous site. Bruit is the sound caused by the turbulence of arterial blood entering venous system and should be AUDIBLE by stethoscope.

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