Dialysis Education Video: Max UFR Goals

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Dialysis Education Video:
There is a lot to learn as a new dialysis nurse or technician.
Great news is you don’t have to learn it all in one day.
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One skill I struggled (and sometimes still do) with is how much fluid to set the dialysis machine for to remove from the patient.
How much is too much?
How much it too little?
And, how to I calculate this order:
Max UFR: 10 ml/kg/hr
I will go through the how and why of it in this video.
Let’s calculate maximum UFRs together.
I will also answer the question…Why do we need a max UFR?
00:00 Max UFRs are F-U-N
00:40 Case Study #1
02:00 Case Study #1 Answer
02:39 Case Study #2
03:20 Case Study #2 Answer
03:55 Case Study #3
04:50 Case Study #3 Answer
05:12 Case Study #4
05:50 Case Study #4 Answer
06:50 Why do we need Max UFR orders?
09:50 Case Study #5
10:18 Case Study #5 Answer
10:35 Recap
10:55 Check Your Policy
DISCLAIMER: This video is intended for education purposes only and is not intended as medical advice
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[@elham7910]

Thank you for replying ,sorry i wanted to write 2 liter not one liter if the dry weight is 57kg.

[@igorjorgepereiramendanha8160]

Great🎉

[@fashionnursekesha]

I've been doing dialysis for past 8months in the UK.... and it has been a task. Lots of new information/learning etc plan to do a series of things

[@user-ul1ek6xc4r]

What about if we use ISO filtrate

[@himeshmakwana]

Mam please make video on plasma pheresis

[@kareemahfarmer5835]

Thanks for sharing this!! I don’t know if you guys use CWOW, but when I put their weight in. It tells me how much they gain and how much they’re from their target weight including 200cc ns rinse back. Depending on the patient I normally look at the rinse back, but my nurse told me to always compare to see how much they gain and their target weight. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@dialysisnurselindsey]

Ohh CWOW sounds awesome!!!! Thank un for sharing too! When is your ccht exam?

[@kareemahfarmer5835]

@@dialysisnurselindsey the end of the next month. I’ve been reading since January, but I like when you post questions it helps me out ☺️

[@dialysisnurselindsey]

@kareemahfarmer5835 you will do great! It’s fun for me too!

[@stephaniezelliemae]

We use CWOW at our clinic too!!! It’s so nice! I just passed my CHT exam last month! This channel has helped me so much! You’re going to nail your test too! You got this!

[@kareemahfarmer5835]

@@stephaniezelliemae yay!!! Congrats!!!! 🎊☺️What resources did you use?

[@LINTAMOHAN_]

But we're using 10 to 13* Dry weight*therapy time.....is this correct

[@dialysisnurselindsey]

Dry weight or what their current weight is. Check ur clinic policy or providers preference! Great job!

[@elham7910]

Thanks for sharings this, but in Norway we mesure the max uf by the dry wieght. Like we have patient his weight is 60kg and the dr said the dry wieght is 57kg sa we see the patoents wieght every day. so if he comes with 59kg we remove 1Liter. and inform the phisician when the patient become under his dry weight. Sorry my bad english😊

[@dialysisnurselindsey]

This is great English. Thank you so much for sharing your experience all the way from Norway!!!!!!

[@sudasudarsan]

India also we followed same method