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CRRT Annual Test-Part 2Online version Test your CRRT knowledge! by Children's Mercy Learning Center 1 What are common CAP Bundle medications? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a Dwindle epinephrine b Phenylephrine c Vecuronium 2 The deaeration chamber is important to: a Keep the blood from clotting before returning to patient. b To catch any air that is in the filter. c All of the above. d None of the above. 3 A patient using bivalirudin or heparin must have ____________ added to the Prismasol bags. a Magnesium b Bicarb c Sodium d Calcium 4 You are caring for a patient on CRRT that weighs 25 kg. You have an order to be negative 10 an hour. You have fentanyl @ 3mcg/kg/hr =1.5 ml/hr, Dexmedetomidine @ 0.4 mcg/kg/hr= 2.5 ml/hr, Epi @ .05 mcg/kg/min = 2.34 ml /hr TPN @ 64ml/hr, Lipids @ 6.1 ml/hr, CaCl @ 25 ml/hr Citrate @ 75 ml/hr. Total Patient fluid is 176.44 ml/hr. You have 16ml of urine out in the previous hour. What would you set your fluid removal rate? a 180 b 150 c 170 d 200 5 You have a Vancomycin dose for 35 ml and flush with 4 ml. You draw labs with a waste of 3ml, 5 ml for labs and flush with 2 ml after labs. You are also giving PRBCs-150 ml over 3 hours. You would take the blood off over the next hour, true or false? a True b False 6 Using the previous 2 questions what would your fluid removal be set at? a 250 b 300 c 200 d 100 7 What standing orders can you expect to see as part of the CICU Single Ventricle Feeding Algorithm? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a Daily weights-growth chart at bedside. b Abdominal girth q48hr while advancing feeds. c Hold feeds for 2 hours prior to beginning bolus feeds. d Mix all electrolytes with formula/breast milk (run over 2-4 hours). e Hold feeds during PRBC transfusions (1 hour before, during, and 1 hour after). f Vitamin D for infants receiving breast milk feeds when reach full volume. 8 What is the lowest blood flow the Thermax will allow and still heat the blood? a 100 b 200 c 80 d 50 9 How long can the blood flow be stopped on the PrisMax before it will force treatment to end? a 5 minutes b 10 minutes c 15 minutes d 30 minutes 10 How long can the PrisMax and the Carpediem sit clear primed before another rinse is required prior to initiation? a 30 minutes, 2 hours b 30 minutes, 30 minutes c 2 hours, 2 hours d 2 hours, 30 minutes 11 When is it most appropriate to utilize the auto-effluent? a Anytime. b Therapies and average hourly fluid removal >1500. c Therapies and average hourly fluid removal >500. d Therapies and average hourly fluid removal >2000. 12 True or False: the drain the autoeffluent is draining into needs to be flushed at least once every shift? a True b False 13 What resource could you use to learn more about a patient's physiology that you are not familiar with? Select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a Cornerstone Modules b CICU Scope Page c CICU Teams Page d Charb's Cardiac Packet e Reference Books f myheartart.com 14 The Carpediem machine alarms minimum arterial pressure, what does this mean? a The arterial pressure is too negative meaning the machine is working too hard to pull. b The arterial pressure is too negative meaning it is too easy for the machine to pull. c The arterial pressure is too positive meaning the machine is working too hard to pull. d The arterial pressure is too positive meaning it is too easy for the machine to pull. 15 What are possible causes of the minimum arterial pressure alarm? a Return line obstruction. b Access line obstruction. c Return line disconnection. d Access line disconnection. 16 The Carpediem machine alarms maximum venous pressure, what does this mean? a The venous pressure is too negative meaning the machine is working too hard to push. b The venous pressure is too negative meaning it is too easy for the machine to push. c The venous pressure is too positive meaning the machine is working too hard to push. d The venous pressure is too positive meaning it is too easy for the machine to push. 17 What are possible causes of the maximum venous pressure alarm? a Return line obstruction. b Access line obstruction. c Return line disconnection. d Access line disconnection. 18 What is the maximum number of scale calibrations in ONE treatment hour? a 2 b 3 c 4 d 5

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CRRT Annual Test-Part 2Online version

by Children's Mercy Learning Center

What are common CAP Bundle medications? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

The deaeration chamber is important to:

A patient using bivalirudin or heparin must have ____________ added to the Prismasol bags.

You have a Vancomycin dose for 35 ml and flush with 4 ml. You draw labs with a waste of 3ml, 5 ml for labs and flush with 2 ml after labs. You are also giving PRBCs-150 ml over 3 hours. You would take the blood off over the next hour, true or false?

Using the previous 2 questions what would your fluid removal be set at?

What standing orders can you expect to see as part of the CICU Single Ventricle Feeding Algorithm? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

What is the lowest blood flow the Thermax will allow and still heat the blood?

How long can the blood flow be stopped on the PrisMax before it will force treatment to end?

How long can the PrisMax and the Carpediem sit clear primed before another rinse is required prior to initiation?

When is it most appropriate to utilize the auto-effluent?

True or False: the drain the autoeffluent is draining into needs to be flushed at least once every shift?

What resource could you use to learn more about a patient's physiology that you are not familiar with? Select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

The Carpediem machine alarms minimum arterial pressure, what does this mean?

What are possible causes of the minimum arterial pressure alarm?

The Carpediem machine alarms maximum venous pressure, what does this mean?

What are possible causes of the maximum venous pressure alarm?

What is the maximum number of scale calibrations in ONE treatment hour?