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Title: The nurse suspects that a patient with acute kidney injury will not be prescribed peritoneal dialysi Post by: Jendo on May 19, 2016 The nurse suspects that a patient with acute kidney injury will not be prescribed peritoneal dialysis because:
1. Peritoneal dialysis takes too much time to remove body wastes. 2. The excess fluid in the peritoneum can negatively impact the patient’s breathing. 3. There are poorer outcomes from using peritoneal dialysis. 4. The patient has hypertension. 5. The patient has a potassium level of 5.5 mEq/L. Title: Re: The nurse suspects that a patient with acute kidney injury will not be prescribed peritoneal dia Post by: Canamerica on Jun 10, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: The nurse suspects that a patient with acute kidney injury will not be prescribed peritoneal dialysi Post by: Jendo on Jun 11, 2016 This website is awesome, the rationale you provided makes sense
Thx :heart: Title: Re: The nurse suspects that a patient with acute kidney injury will not be prescribed peritoneal dialysi Post by: Canamerica on Jun 17, 2016 Always more than happy to help on here
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