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Hemodialysis is a procedure which allows the patient's blood to flow with pressure through a machine and enters an artificial kidney called
the "dialyzer" to remove wastes and excess water from the body and let the clean blood flow back to the patient. The wastes and excess water of the body are removed so that the blood pressure will be kept in normal levels and important chemicals within balance.
Nursing Diagnosis for HemodialysisImbalanced Nutrition: Less than Body Requirements,
Nursing Intervention for Hemodialysis Client's
- Vitla sign's monitor such as Blood pressure,and plus
Rationale:Hypertension and tachycardia between hemodialysis runs may result from fluid overload and/or HF.
- Monitor lab Test such as serum sodium staus.
- Restrict sodium and potassium as indicated.
Rationale:High sodium levels are associated with fluid overload, edema, hypertension, and cardiac complications.
- Check daily basis client's weight
- Monitor food and fluid ingested and calculate daily caloric intake.
- Check client's nutritional status
- Note presence of nausea and anorexia
- Provide a balanced diet,
- give fluid as prescribed by doctor
- Emotional Support client's and his family
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