Renal Experience: Complete and turn into your weekly submission. Part 1: 1. Define the following terms related to renal nutrition: BUN b. Dry weight- Interdialytic wt. Gain (IDWG d CRF ARF f. nPCB- B PTH- h. Kt/v- Kinetic modeling Creatinine clearance 3. What are the main functions of the kidney? 4. List several causes of CRF 5. What is the difference between Hemodialysis (HD) and Peritoneal Dialysis (PD)? 6. What are the two different types of Peritoneal Dialysis? 7. How does the dialyzer/artificial kidney work? 8. What are some possible complications of HD? 9. What are some possible complications of PD? 10. What are some advantages of HD? 11. What are some advantages of PD? 12. Describe the differences between a graft, catheter, and fistula. Include pros and cons of each 13. List vitamin/mineral guidelines for dialysis patients. Sodium- Potassium HD- ♦Phosphorus- Calcium- Magnesium Water soluble vitamin supplementation to replace dialysate losses:
Renal Experience: Complete and turn into your weekly submission. Part 1: 1. Define the following terms related to renal nutrition: BUN b. Dry weight- Interdialytic wt. Gain (IDWG d CRF ARF f. nPCB- B PTH- h. Kt/v- Kinetic modeling Creatinine clearance 3. What are the main functions of the kidney? 4. List several causes of CRF 5. What is the difference between Hemodialysis (HD) and Peritoneal Dialysis (PD)? 6. What are the two different types of Peritoneal Dialysis? 7. How does the dialyzer/artificial kidney work? 8. What are some possible complications of HD? 9. What are some possible complications of PD? 10. What are some advantages of HD? 11. What are some advantages of PD? 12. Describe the differences between a graft, catheter, and fistula. Include pros and cons of each 13. List vitamin/mineral guidelines for dialysis patients. Sodium- Potassium HD- ♦Phosphorus- Calcium- Magnesium Water soluble vitamin supplementation to replace dialysate losses:
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Transcribed Image Text:Renal Experience: Complete and turn into your weekly submission.
Part 1:
1. Define the following terms related to renal nutrition:
BUN
b. Dry weight-
Interdialytic wt. Gain (IDWG
d CRF
ARF
f. nPCB-
B PTH-
h. Kt/v-
Kinetic modeling
Creatinine clearance
3. What are the main functions of the kidney?
4. List several causes of CRF
5. What is the difference between Hemodialysis (HD) and Peritoneal Dialysis (PD)?
6. What are the two different types of Peritoneal Dialysis?
7. How does the dialyzer/artificial kidney work?
8. What are some possible complications of HD?
9. What are some possible complications of PD?
10. What are some advantages of HD?
11. What are some advantages of PD?
12. Describe the differences between a graft, catheter, and fistula. Include pros and cons of each
13. List vitamin/mineral guidelines for dialysis patients.
Sodium-
Potassium HD-
♦Phosphorus-
Calcium-
Magnesium
Water soluble vitamin supplementation to replace dialysate losses:
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