1.
CCHT: Clinical
In hemodialysis, which solution is used to create the desired concentration gradient across the dialyzer membrane?
1 out of 99
2.
CCHT: Clinical
Which vascular access type is associated with the highest risk of infection in hemodialysis patients?
2 out of 99
3.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the primary mechanism of toxin removal in hemodialysis?
3 out of 99
4.
CCHT: Clinical
When adjusting a hemodialysis prescription, which factor should be primarily considered to prevent dialysis disequilibrium syndrome?
4 out of 99
5.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the key reason for monitoring venous pressure during hemodialysis?
5 out of 99
6.
CCHT: Clinical
What complication is primarily associated with an excessively high ultrafiltration rate during hemodialysis?
6 out of 99
7.
CCHT: Clinical
For patients with high phosphorus levels, which dialysis strategy is recommended to enhance phosphorus removal?
7 out of 99
8.
CCHT: Clinical
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Kt/V parameter in hemodialysis?
8 out of 99
9.
CCHT: Clinical
In the context of hemodialysis, what is the most likely cause of a sudden drop in blood pressure during treatment?
9 out of 99
10.
CCHT: Clinical
For ensuring patient safety, what is the most critical action to take before initiating hemodialysis?
10 out of 99
11.
CCHT: Clinical
What does a negative venous pressure alarm during hemodialysis most likely indicate?
11 out of 99
12.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the primary cause of 'first-use syndrome' in hemodialysis?
12 out of 99
13.
CCHT: Clinical
In hemodialysis, what is the significance of the 'recirculation' phenomenon?
13 out of 99
14.
CCHT: Clinical
Which complication is specifically associated with the use of an arteriovenous graft (AVG) for vascular access in hemodialysis?
14 out of 99
15.
CCHT: Clinical
Why is it important to measure the residual renal function in patients undergoing hemodialysis?
15 out of 99
16.
CCHT: Clinical
What role does anticoagulation play in the hemodialysis process?
16 out of 99
17.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the impact of a 'dialyzer clotting' event during hemodialysis?
17 out of 99
18.
CCHT: Clinical
How does the presence of endotoxins in the dialysate affect hemodialysis treatment?
18 out of 99
19.
CCHT: Clinical
What principle underlies the use of high-efficiency dialyzers in hemodialysis?
19 out of 99
20.
CCHT: Clinical
During hemodialysis, what does a positive arterial pressure alarm indicate?
20 out of 99
21.
CCHT: Clinical
Which factor most significantly influences the dialysance of a solute in hemodialysis?
21 out of 99
22.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the main risk associated with excessive use of sodium profiling during hemodialysis?
22 out of 99
23.
CCHT: Clinical
How does the conductivity of dialysate primarily affect the hemodialysis process?
23 out of 99
24.
CCHT: Clinical
Which condition necessitates the use of ultrapure dialysate in hemodialysis?
24 out of 99
25.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the main purpose of reverse osmosis in the preparation of dialysate?
25 out of 99
26.
CCHT: Clinical
Which dialyzer membrane characteristic is essential for removing middle molecules like beta-2 microglobulin?
26 out of 99
27.
CCHT: Clinical
What is a common complication of using low-calcium dialysate in hemodialysis?
27 out of 99
28.
CCHT: Clinical
In hemodialysis, what is the primary function of the air trap in the dialysis circuit?
28 out of 99
29.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the significance of achieving a negative fluid balance in hemodialysis patients with congestive heart failure (CHF)?
29 out of 99
30.
CCHT: Clinical
Which intervention is most effective for managing anemia in hemodialysis patients?
30 out of 99
31.
CCHT: Clinical
Why is periodic monitoring of dialysate and blood flow rates essential during hemodialysis?
31 out of 99
32.
CCHT: Clinical
What role does the bicarbonate buffer play in managing metabolic acidosis in hemodialysis patients?
32 out of 99
33.
CCHT: Clinical
How does the use of standardized Kt/V targets improve patient outcomes in hemodialysis?
33 out of 99
34.
CCHT: Clinical
In the context of hemodialysis, what does transmembrane pressure (TMP) directly influence?
34 out of 99
35.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the primary mechanism by which phosphate is removed during hemodialysis?
35 out of 99
36.
CCHT: Clinical
What potential complication can occur with incorrect dialysate calcium levels during hemodialysis?
37.
CCHT: Clinical
How does the application of sodium modeling in hemodialysis benefit hypertensive patients?
36 out of 99
38.
CCHT: Clinical
In hemodialysis patients, what is the main purpose of administering intravenous iron?
37 out of 99
39.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the primary reason for monitoring serum potassium levels closely in hemodialysis patients?
38 out of 99
40.
CCHT: Clinical
How does the presence of anticoagulants in the dialysis circuit impact the treatment process?
39 out of 99
41.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the impact of high-flux dialysis on beta-2 microglobulin levels in hemodialysis patients?
40 out of 99
42.
CCHT: Clinical
In managing fluid overload in hemodialysis patients, what is the primary goal of ultrafiltration?
41 out of 99
43.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the impact of dialysate flow rate on the clearance of low molecular weight solutes during hemodialysis?
42 out of 99
44.
CCHT: Clinical
What role does phosphate binder medication play in the management of hemodialysis patients?
43 out of 99
45.
CCHT: Clinical
In the setting of hemodialysis, what is the primary cause of intradialytic hypotension?
44 out of 99
46.
CCHT: Clinical
How does an arteriovenous fistula (AVF) compare to an arteriovenous graft (AVG) in terms of complication rates for hemodialysis vascular access?
45 out of 99
47.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the effect of a high bicarbonate dialysate in patients with pre-existing metabolic alkalosis?
46 out of 99
48.
CCHT: Clinical
In hemodialysis, what is the significance of the 'recirculation' phenomenon?
47 out of 99
49.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the primary mechanism by which phosphate is removed during hemodialysis?
48 out of 99
50.
CCHT: Technical
What is the primary action to take if a patient exhibits signs of air embolism during dialysis?
49 out of 99
51.
CCHT: Technical
During dialysis, a sudden increase in the transmembrane pressure (TMP) indicates:
50 out of 99
52.
CCHT: Technical
Which of the following conditions is most likely to cause dialyzer reuse syndrome?
51 out of 99
53.
CCHT: Technical
What is the most appropriate response if the dialysis machine alarms for a high venous pressure repeatedly?
52 out of 99
54.
CCHT: Technical
When preparing a dialysis machine, what is the importance of conducting a pressure test on the dialyzer?
53 out of 99
55.
CCHT: Technical
In hemodialysis, what is the purpose of using a sodium modeling profile?
54 out of 99
56.
CCHT: Technical
Why is it important to monitor the conductivity of dialysate during dialysis?
55 out of 99
57.
CCHT: Technical
What does a negative dialysate culture indicate in the context of hemodialysis?
56 out of 99
58.
CCHT: Technical
When a patient experiences cramping during dialysis, the initial step should be:
57 out of 99
59.
CCHT: Technical
What is the primary concern when the Kt/V value is significantly lower than recommended levels?
58 out of 99
60.
CCHT: Technical
For ensuring patient safety, what is the significance of calculating urea reduction ratio (URR) in hemodialysis?
59 out of 99
61.
CCHT: Technical
What is the best practice for addressing a high potassium level in dialysate?
60 out of 99
62.
CCHT: Technical
In the context of water treatment for hemodialysis, what is the primary purpose of using ultraviolet light systems?
61 out of 99
63.
CCHT: Technical
What does an increase in the delta pressure across a dialyzer indicate?
62 out of 99
64.
CCHT: Technical
The correct response to a detected blood leak in the dialysis system is:
63 out of 99
65.
CCHT: Technical
Why is it important to monitor the air detector during hemodialysis?
64 out of 99
66.
CCHT: Technical
What is the significance of adjusting the bicarbonate concentration in the dialysate?
65 out of 99
67.
CCHT: Technical
What precaution should be taken when using high-flux dialyzers?
66 out of 99
68.
CCHT: Technical
The occurrence of dialyzer clotting is most likely influenced by:
67 out of 99
69.
CCHT: Technical
What is the role of the proportional pump system in a dialysis machine?
68 out of 99
70.
CCHT: Technical
What is the importance of the anion gap calculation in patients undergoing hemodialysis?
69 out of 99
71.
CCHT: Technical
When considering the quality of water used in hemodialysis, what is the maximum allowable level of total chlorine and chloramine concentration?
70 out of 99
72.
CCHT: Technical
What is the primary reason for utilizing ultrapure dialysate in hemodialysis?
71 out of 99
73.
CCHT: Environment
Which environmental condition must be closely monitored in the dialysis unit to prevent microbial growth in dialysis machines?
72 out of 99
74.
CCHT: Environment
What is the primary reason for using ultrapure dialysate in hemodialysis?
73 out of 99
75.
CCHT: Environment
In the event of a fire in the dialysis unit, which of the following actions should be prioritized immediately after ensuring patient safety?
74 out of 99
76.
CCHT: Environment
The ANSI/AAMI RD52:2004 standard applies to which aspect of dialysis?
75 out of 99
77.
CCHT: Environment
Which method is considered most effective for testing the integrity of a hemodialysis machine's reverse osmosis membrane?
76 out of 99
78.
CCHT: Environment
When handling a hazardous chemical spill in the dialysis unit, what is the first action a technician should take?
77 out of 99
79.
CCHT: Environment
For effective infection control in the dialysis unit, air vents and filters should be cleaned or replaced how often?
78 out of 99
80.
CCHT: Environment
What is the primary purpose of conducting a dialysate culture and endotoxin test in a hemodialysis unit?
79 out of 99
81.
CCHT: Environment
When implementing an emergency preparedness plan in the dialysis unit, what is the key consideration for ensuring continuous patient care during a power outage?
80 out of 99
82.
CCHT: Environment
What is the primary reason for using a high-efficiency particulate air (HEP
81 out of 99
83.
CCHT: Environment
The process of disinfecting dialysis machines and equipment with chemical agents requires compliance with which regulatory standard?
82 out of 99
84.
CCHT: Environment
In the context of dialysis, the term 'dialysate crossover' refers to what potential environmental hazard?
83 out of 99
85.
CCHT: Environment
What is the significance of maintaining a negative pressure room in a dialysis unit?
84 out of 99
86.
CCHT: Environment
The term 'pyrogen reaction' in hemodialysis patients is often linked to which environmental oversight?
85 out of 99
87.
CCHT: Environment
What is a critical environmental consideration when using peracetic acid as a disinfectant in dialysis units?
86 out of 99
88.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
What should a CCHT do if a patient expresses a desire to harm themselves or others?
87 out of 99
89.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
How should a CCHT respond if they witness a colleague not following standard infection control procedures?
88 out of 99
90.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
What should a CCHT do if they detect a potential safety hazard in the dialysis unit?
89 out of 99
91.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
In case of a suspected breach of patient data in the dialysis unit, what should a CCHT do?
90 out of 99
92.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
How should a CCHT proceed if a patient has a vascular access complication during dialysis?
91 out of 99
93.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
How should a CCHT proceed if a patient has a vascular access complication during dialysis?
92 out of 99
94.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
What is the most appropriate action for a CCHT when they observe a conflict between two patients in the dialysis unit?
93 out of 99
95.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
What action is required from a CCHT when they notice that a batch of dialysis supplies has expired?
94 out of 99
96.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
What is the best practice for a CCHT when handling a patient who is experiencing severe anxiety during dialysis?
95 out of 99
97.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
How should a CCHT react if they observe unsafe practice by a new staff member in the dialysis unit?
96 out of 99
98.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
What should a CCHT do if a patient expresses a desire to harm themselves or others?
97 out of 99
99.
CCHT: Role Responsibilities
How should a CCHT react if they observe unsafe practice by a new staff member in the dialysis unit?
98 out of 99
100.
CCHT: Clinical
What is the primary reason for using a bicarbonate buffer in the dialysate solution?
99 out of 99