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The document is a Hemodialysis Treatment Record that outlines the procedures, assessments, and parameters for patient care during hemodialysis sessions. It includes sections for patient information, treatment details, nursing assessments, medication administration, and post-treatment evaluations. The record ensures comprehensive monitoring of vital signs, fluid management, and laboratory results to optimize patient outcomes during dialysis.

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Begin by entering the date of treatment in the designated fields. Ensure you follow the format DD/MM/YYYY for accuracy.
Fill out the Advance Care Plan section by indicating any relevant details regarding patient preferences.
Document allergies and isolation precautions as necessary, ensuring that all information is current and accurate.
Select whether the patient is an inpatient or outpatient and provide the last order date for reference.
Complete sections related to assigned nurses, treatment records, and vital parameters such as HD start time, blood pressure, and weight measurements.
Review nursing assessments and plans thoroughly, making sure to note any medications or transfusions administered during treatment.
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What is on the dialysis record chart?

It carries details such as treatment schedule, dialysis type, vascular access used (catheter, graft, etc.), vital signs recorded before and after the procedure, laboratory results recorded before and after dialysis, information on fluid intake and output, medications administered, and any complications experienced

What is compliance of patients on dialysis?

Compliance in hemodialysis patients is most often measured by monitoring levels of blood urea nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus and by observing the amount of weight gained between dialysis treatments.

What is the rule of 7 in hemodialysis?

The rule of 7s is a basic approach that states that the patients potassium level plus dialysate potassium concentration should equal approximately 7. This approach is acceptable as long as individual care is taken in patients with a propensity for arrhythmias.

What is an example of patient compliance?

Patient compliance is also crucial in medical treatment plans that do not involve medication. Examples can include physical therapy for injury rehabilitation, dietary changes for weight management, or cognitive behavioral therapy for mental illness.

What to monitor after dialysis?

Monitor serum electrolytes, blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, and hemoglobin and hematocrit levels before and after dialysis. Monitor fluid status. Monitor coagulation studies because heparin is used to prevent clotting during dialysis.

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What is the rule of 7 for dialysis patients?

The dialysate potassium concentration utilized depends on the patients predialysis potassium concentration. The rule of 7s is a basic approach where the potassium level of the patient plus the dialysate potassium concentration should equal approximately 7.

What is noncompliance with renal dialysis?

Noncompliance was defined in four ways: skipping one or more HD sessions in a month, shortening by 10 or more minutes one or more HD sessions in a month, an interdialytic weight gain (IWG) of more than 5.7% of dry weight, or a serum phosphate (PO4) of greater than 7.5 mg/dL.

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