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What indicates that a patient with chronic kidney disease is successfully managing their condition?
What is a key nursing management goal for a patient with chronic kidney disease regarding medication?
Which symptom suggests that a patient is experiencing complications related to chronic kidney disease?
What should the nurse assess to ensure the functioning of an arteriovenous fistula in a chronic kidney disease patient?
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In evaluating a chronic kidney disease patient's care outcomes, which of the following is NOT a goal?
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Study Notes
Evaluating Care Outcomes for Chronic Kidney Disease
- Dialysis Schedule: Patients maintain adherence to their prescribed dialysis schedule.
- Diet and Medication Compliance: Patients follow their dietary restrictions and take their medications as directed.
- Complications: Patients are free from common complications associated with chronic kidney disease, such as anemia, bone disease, and infections.
- Fistula Patency: Patients with a vascular access fistula demonstrate a palpable thrill (pulsating sensation) and audible bruit (whooshing sound) indicating proper blood flow.
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Description
This quiz assesses the critical care outcomes for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). It covers adherence to dialysis schedules, dietary and medication compliance, potential complications, and fistula patency. Test your knowledge on how these factors impact the health of CKD patients.
