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Froggy Jumps Dialysis Complications QuizOnline version Dialysis problems by VickiS 1 A patient has a staph aureus line infection and no access issues. Would you remove the line? a Yes b No c 2 Which complication involves brain swelling due to rapid removal of solutes? a Catheter occlusion b Dialysis-related hypotension c Disequilibrium syndrome 3 What access-related complication can reduce blood flow over time? a Fistula thrombosis b Hyperkalemia c Port-a-cath migration 4 A patient has a staph epi line infection and no access issues. What is guideline directed management? a Remove line and replace after 48 hours line free period/ BC negative b Guidewire exchange is mandatory c Minimum 2/52 antibiotics 5 What is a classic symptom of dialysis-related muscle cramps? a Headache only at night b Nausea without cramps c Muscle spasms in legs 6 A patient has persistently positive blood cultures x 48 hours in setting of a tunnelled line and is on the appropriate antibiotics. What is next best step? a Guidewire exchange over current line b Remove line, perform MRI LS, ECHO, opth assessment c Call microbiology 7 What common cardiovascular issue can occur during dialysis? a Celiac disease b Asthma c Hypertension or hypotension swings 8 Which complication is related to access narrowing or stenosis? a Sepsis b Fluid overload c Access flow decrease 9 Which management strategy helps prevent dialyzer-related reactions? a Increase dialysis duration without monitoring b Skip anticoagulation altogether c Careful dialysate temperature and sterilization 10 A patient presents with cough, dizziness 30 mins into her first dialysis session. Which of these is the most likely diagnosis? a Type A dialyzer reaction b Type B dialyzer reaction c Haemolysis 11 What is this? a Healing fistula b Abscess c Wound infection 12 What is this suggestive of and what is it the patient at risk of? a Infection b Ruptured aneurysm c 13 What does a weak AVF pulse indicate? a Inflow problem: venous stenosis b Outflow problem: venous stenosis c Inflow problem: arterial stenosis 14 A patient experiences SOB and chest pain on dialysis. This is what their blood looks like. What is the cause? a Type A dialyzer reaction b Air embolism c Haemolysis 15 One examination of a patient's AVF they have an intense thrill proximally and a high pitched bruit. What does this indicate? a Venous stenosis b Arterial stenosis c This is normal 16 What are some signs of an impending rupture of a fistula? a Large scabs which do not heal b Thin shiny skin c Both A and B 17 A patient presents with sleepiness and foam in the circuit. What do you do a Observe b Stop dialysis, clamp the line, give blood back and give fluid c Stop dialysis, clamp the line, don't give blood back, left trendelburg and head down

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Dialysis Complications QuizOnline version

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A patient has a staph aureus line infection and no access issues. Would you remove the line?

Which complication involves brain swelling due to rapid removal of solutes?

What access-related complication can reduce blood flow over time?

A patient has a staph epi line infection and no access issues. What is guideline directed management?

What is a classic symptom of dialysis-related muscle cramps?

A patient has persistently positive blood cultures x 48 hours in setting of a tunnelled line and is on the appropriate antibiotics. What is next best step?

What common cardiovascular issue can occur during dialysis?

Which complication is related to access narrowing or stenosis?

Which management strategy helps prevent dialyzer-related reactions?

A patient presents with cough, dizziness 30 mins into her first dialysis session. Which of these is the most likely diagnosis?

What is this?

What is this suggestive of and what is it the patient at risk of?

What does a weak AVF pulse indicate?

A patient experiences SOB and chest pain on dialysis. This is what their blood looks like. What is the cause?

One examination of a patient's AVF they have an intense thrill proximally and a high pitched bruit. What does this indicate?

What are some signs of an impending rupture of a fistula?

A patient presents with sleepiness and foam in the circuit. What do you do