What is the first intervention for a patient experiencing hypotension during dialysis?
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Prompt action can prevent further complications from low blood pressure.
What action should be taken if a patient develops chest pain during dialysis?
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Chest pain may signal a serious complication requiring immediate evaluation.
Which intervention is used for muscle cramps during dialysis?
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Muscle cramps are a common complication that can often be managed non-pharmacologically.
What is the appropriate response to a venous air alarm?
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Air in the bloodstream can be life-threatening and must be addressed immediately.
If a patient’s access site begins bleeding excessively during dialysis, what should be done first?
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Access site bleeding can lead to blood loss and requires quick response.
What is the appropriate intervention for a patient with signs of an allergic reaction during dialysis?
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Early recognition and treatment of allergic reactions is crucial to patient safety.
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What is the best response if a patient becomes unresponsive during dialysis?
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Immediate action can be life-saving in an unresponsive patient.
What should be done if a patient complains of dizziness during dialysis?
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Dizziness is often a symptom of hypotension or fluid imbalance.
Which intervention is correct when a clot is detected in the extracorporeal circuit?
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Blood clotting in the circuit can compromise dialysis and patient safety.