ChronicRejectionA kidney transplantrecipient presentsmonths after surgerywith graduallyincreasing creatinineand decreasing urineoutput. Whichcondition does thenurse suspect?LithiumtoxicityA patient on long-term lithium therapypresents withpolyuria and risingcreatinine. What isthe nurse’s priorityconcern?HyperkalemiaLife-threateningelectrolyteimbalancecommon inrenal failureNephroticSyndromeWhat is defined asa set of symptomsas a result ofnephron damagethat results inprotein in theurine?HypoalbuminemiaWhich lab valueexplains whypatients withnephroticsyndromedevelop edema?DisequilibriumSyndromeNeurologiccomplicationfrom rapid fluidand soluteshifts duringHDProtienuriaNephroticsyndrome isidentified bywhich keyfinding in theurine?UremiaA patient withadvanced kidneyfailure reportsnausea, confusion,and pruritus. Whichcondition bestexplains thesefindings?MetabolicAcidosisAcid–baseimbalance seenin AKI and CKDdue to impairedhydrogen ionexcretionCCPDThis type of homedialysis requires amachine and goesthrough multiplecycles throughoutthe treatmentCAPDThis type ofperitoneal dialysisdoes not require amachine and thepatient candisconnect duringthe dwell timesESRDESRDGFR lessthan 15  PhosphateBindersMedication thatonly needs tobe taken whenthe patient isgoing to eatPeritonealMembranePeritonealDialysis utilizesdiffusion andosmosis throughthe patient’sabdomen or ?DwellTimeAmount oftime thedialysateremains inthe abdomenLivingDonorThis type ofdonation hasthe highestrate of graftsurvivalPeritonitisA patient performingCAPD at home reportsabdominal discomfortand notices thattoday’s drainage iscloudy. What conditionshould the nurseexpect to find?PreRenalA patient admittedwith severedehydration hasdecreased urineoutput and risingcreatinine. The nurserecognizes this aswhich type of AKI?HoldNephrotoxicMedicationsWhen AKI issuspected oneof the firstactions a nurseshouldanticipate isCloudyEffluentA sign forinfectionin dialysispatientsPostRenalAKI causedby anobstructionof the urineflowConservativeManagementThis type oftreatmentfocuses onsymptommanagement andquality of lifePruritisA patient withstage 5 CKD iscomplaining ofseveregeneralized itchingwithout rash, alsoknown as?AzotemiaAccumulationofnitrogenouswasteproductsIntraRenalAKI caused bydirect damageto the nephron,often fromischemia ortoxinsDailyWeightsWhich nursingintervention ismost accuratefor evaluatingfluid status inrenal patients?AcuteTubularNecrosisAKI caused byprolongedhypotension andischemia mostcommonly resultsin what condition?NephriticSyndromeA patient wasrecently diagnosedwith strep and nowhaving tea-coloredurine. The nurseshould suspectwhich condition?AcuteRejection1 month after kidneytransplant a patientstarts to experienceoliguria, increasedBP, and leg swelling.The nurse shouldsuspect?LungSoundsA patient with renalfailure complains ofshortness of breathand 3 pound weightgain. Whichassessment shouldthe nurse performnext?AsterixisThe nurse assessesa patient with ESRDand notes a flappingtremor when theyextend their wrists.This finding is knownas ?ErythropoietinIn patients withCKD they areanemic becausethey havedecreasedproduction ofwhat?AnasarcaWhole BodyEdema isalso knownasHypertensionCKD pts oftenhave this conditionas well due to thefluid volumeexcess andactivation of theRAAS systemHematuriaA patient with post-streptococcalglomerulonephritishas dark, cola-colored urine. Thenurse identifies thisas what finding?HyperacuteRejectionImmediately afterkidney transplantsurgery, the patienthas no urine outputand severe graftpain. The nurserecognizes this aswhich complication?CardiacMonitoringA patient withrenal failure has apotassium level of6.2 mEq/L. Whichnursingintervention is thehighest priority?ProgressiveandIrreversibleChronickidneydisease isEdemaPhysicalsign offluidretentionUrineOutput0.5mL/kg/hrThrillandBruitBefore using anarteriovenousfistula, whichassessment isrequired?ChronicRejectionA kidney transplantrecipient presentsmonths after surgerywith graduallyincreasing creatinineand decreasing urineoutput. Whichcondition does thenurse suspect?LithiumtoxicityA patient on long-term lithium therapypresents withpolyuria and risingcreatinine. What isthe nurse’s priorityconcern?HyperkalemiaLife-threateningelectrolyteimbalancecommon inrenal failureNephroticSyndromeWhat is defined asa set of symptomsas a result ofnephron damagethat results inprotein in theurine?HypoalbuminemiaWhich lab valueexplains whypatients withnephroticsyndromedevelop edema?DisequilibriumSyndromeNeurologiccomplicationfrom rapid fluidand soluteshifts duringHDProtienuriaNephroticsyndrome isidentified bywhich keyfinding in theurine?UremiaA patient withadvanced kidneyfailure reportsnausea, confusion,and pruritus. Whichcondition bestexplains thesefindings?MetabolicAcidosisAcid–baseimbalance seenin AKI and CKDdue to impairedhydrogen ionexcretionCCPDThis type of homedialysis requires amachine and goesthrough multiplecycles throughoutthe treatmentCAPDThis type ofperitoneal dialysisdoes not require amachine and thepatient candisconnect duringthe dwell timesESRDESRDGFR lessthan 15  PhosphateBindersMedication thatonly needs tobe taken whenthe patient isgoing to eatPeritonealMembranePeritonealDialysis utilizesdiffusion andosmosis throughthe patient’sabdomen or ?DwellTimeAmount oftime thedialysateremains inthe abdomenLivingDonorThis type ofdonation hasthe highestrate of graftsurvivalPeritonitisA patient performingCAPD at home reportsabdominal discomfortand notices thattoday’s drainage iscloudy. What conditionshould the nurseexpect to find?PreRenalA patient admittedwith severedehydration hasdecreased urineoutput and risingcreatinine. The nurserecognizes this aswhich type of AKI?HoldNephrotoxicMedicationsWhen AKI issuspected oneof the firstactions a nurseshouldanticipate isCloudyEffluentA sign forinfectionin dialysispatientsPostRenalAKI causedby anobstructionof the urineflowConservativeManagementThis type oftreatmentfocuses onsymptommanagement andquality of lifePruritisA patient withstage 5 CKD iscomplaining ofseveregeneralized itchingwithout rash, alsoknown as?AzotemiaAccumulationofnitrogenouswasteproductsIntraRenalAKI caused bydirect damageto the nephron,often fromischemia ortoxinsDailyWeightsWhich nursingintervention ismost accuratefor evaluatingfluid status inrenal patients?AcuteTubularNecrosisAKI caused byprolongedhypotension andischemia mostcommonly resultsin what condition?NephriticSyndromeA patient wasrecently diagnosedwith strep and nowhaving tea-coloredurine. The nurseshould suspectwhich condition?AcuteRejection1 month after kidneytransplant a patientstarts to experienceoliguria, increasedBP, and leg swelling.The nurse shouldsuspect?LungSoundsA patient with renalfailure complains ofshortness of breathand 3 pound weightgain. Whichassessment shouldthe nurse performnext?AsterixisThe nurse assessesa patient with ESRDand notes a flappingtremor when theyextend their wrists.This finding is knownas ?ErythropoietinIn patients withCKD they areanemic becausethey havedecreasedproduction ofwhat?AnasarcaWhole BodyEdema isalso knownasHypertensionCKD pts oftenhave this conditionas well due to thefluid volumeexcess andactivation of theRAAS systemHematuriaA patient with post-streptococcalglomerulonephritishas dark, cola-colored urine. Thenurse identifies thisas what finding?HyperacuteRejectionImmediately afterkidney transplantsurgery, the patienthas no urine outputand severe graftpain. The nurserecognizes this aswhich complication?CardiacMonitoringA patient withrenal failure has apotassium level of6.2 mEq/L. Whichnursingintervention is thehighest priority?ProgressiveandIrreversibleChronickidneydisease isEdemaPhysicalsign offluidretentionUrineOutput0.5mL/kg/hrThrillandBruitBefore using anarteriovenousfistula, whichassessment isrequired?

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  1. A kidney transplant recipient presents months after surgery with gradually increasing creatinine and decreasing urine output. Which condition does the nurse suspect?
    Chronic Rejection
  2. A patient on long-term lithium therapy presents with polyuria and rising creatinine. What is the nurse’s priority concern?
    Lithium toxicity
  3. Life-threatening electrolyte imbalance common in renal failure
    Hyperkalemia
  4. What is defined as a set of symptoms as a result of nephron damage that results in protein in the urine?
    Nephrotic Syndrome
  5. Which lab value explains why patients with nephrotic syndrome develop edema?
    Hypoalbuminemia
  6. Neurologic complication from rapid fluid and solute shifts during HD
    Disequilibrium Syndrome
  7. Nephrotic syndrome is identified by which key finding in the urine?
    Protienuria
  8. A patient with advanced kidney failure reports nausea, confusion, and pruritus. Which condition best explains these findings?
    Uremia
  9. Acid–base imbalance seen in AKI and CKD due to impaired hydrogen ion excretion
    Metabolic Acidosis
  10. This type of home dialysis requires a machine and goes through multiple cycles throughout the treatment
    CCPD
  11. This type of peritoneal dialysis does not require a machine and the patient can disconnect during the dwell times
    CAPD
  12. ESRD GFR less than 15
    ESRD
  13. Medication that only needs to be taken when the patient is going to eat
    Phosphate Binders
  14. Peritoneal Dialysis utilizes diffusion and osmosis through the patient’s abdomen or ?
    Peritoneal Membrane
  15. Amount of time the dialysate remains in the abdomen
    Dwell Time
  16. This type of donation has the highest rate of graft survival
    Living Donor
  17. A patient performing CAPD at home reports abdominal discomfort and notices that today’s drainage is cloudy. What condition should the nurse expect to find?
    Peritonitis
  18. A patient admitted with severe dehydration has decreased urine output and rising creatinine. The nurse recognizes this as which type of AKI?
    Pre Renal
  19. When AKI is suspected one of the first actions a nurse should anticipate is
    Hold Nephrotoxic Medications
  20. A sign for infection in dialysis patients
    Cloudy Effluent
  21. AKI caused by an obstruction of the urine flow
    Post Renal
  22. This type of treatment focuses on symptom management and quality of life
    Conservative Management
  23. A patient with stage 5 CKD is complaining of severe generalized itching without rash, also known as?
    Pruritis
  24. Accumulation of nitrogenous waste products
    Azotemia
  25. AKI caused by direct damage to the nephron, often from ischemia or toxins
    Intra Renal
  26. Which nursing intervention is most accurate for evaluating fluid status in renal patients?
    Daily Weights
  27. AKI caused by prolonged hypotension and ischemia most commonly results in what condition?
    Acute Tubular Necrosis
  28. A patient was recently diagnosed with strep and now having tea-colored urine. The nurse should suspect which condition?
    Nephritic Syndrome
  29. 1 month after kidney transplant a patient starts to experience oliguria, increased BP, and leg swelling. The nurse should suspect?
    Acute Rejection
  30. A patient with renal failure complains of shortness of breath and 3 pound weight gain. Which assessment should the nurse perform next?
    Lung Sounds
  31. The nurse assesses a patient with ESRD and notes a flapping tremor when they extend their wrists. This finding is known as ?
    Asterixis
  32. In patients with CKD they are anemic because they have decreased production of what?
    Erythropoietin
  33. Whole Body Edema is also known as
    Anasarca
  34. CKD pts often have this condition as well due to the fluid volume excess and activation of the RAAS system
    Hypertension
  35. A patient with post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis has dark, cola-colored urine. The nurse identifies this as what finding?
    Hematuria
  36. Immediately after kidney transplant surgery, the patient has no urine output and severe graft pain. The nurse recognizes this as which complication?
    Hyperacute Rejection
  37. A patient with renal failure has a potassium level of 6.2 mEq/L. Which nursing intervention is the highest priority?
    Cardiac Monitoring
  38. Chronic kidney disease is
    Progressive and Irreversible
  39. Physical sign of fluid retention
    Edema
  40. 0.5 mL/kg/hr
    Urine Output
  41. Before using an arteriovenous fistula, which assessment is required?
    Thrill and Bruit