◆ Chapter 1.
Hemodialysis / catheter / vascular access for patients with end-stage renal disease
01.
Hemodialysis for patients with end-stage renal disease
1) Indications for hemodialysis in patients with end-stage renal disease
2) Hemodialysis treatment goals
3) Things to consider when providing nursing care to hemodialysis patients
4) Preparation for hemodialysis
5) Three components of hemodialysis
6) Sequential ultrafiltration and hemodialysis
7) Evaluation of hemodialysis adequacy
8) Factors determining the amount of hemodialysis
9) Maintenance dialysis method for patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD)
10) High efficiency HD (high efficiency hemodialysis)
11) High flux HD (high-flow hemodialysis)
12) Hemodiafiltration (HDF)
13) On-line hemodiafiltration (On-line HDF)
14) Expanded hemodialysis
15) Prescription for hemodialysis
16) Dialysis prescription

02.
Central venous catheter for hemodialysis
1) Tunnel-type hemodialysis catheter
2) Non-tunneled hemodialysis catheter
3) Catheter-related infections
4) Catheter thrombosis and catheter dysfunction

03.
Vascular access for hemodialysis
1) Types of vascular access
2) Arteriovenous fistula (AVF)
3) Timing of arteriovenous fistula (AVF) surgery
4) Selection of blood vessels
5) Surgical location of AVF
6) Type of Native AVF
7) Surgical technique of anastomosis
8) Vascular maturation
9) Artificial arteriovenous fistula (AVG)
10) Puncture of vascular access
11) Method of puncture
12) Thousand-character technique
13) Vascular management after needle removal
14) Complications of vascular access

◆ Chapter 2.
Essential Guidelines for Dialysis Unit Nurses
04.
Anemia
05.
Calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorders
06.
Hyperkalemia and hypokalemia
07.
Fluid balance and congestive heart failure

◆ Chapter 3.
Interpreting and Writing a Power Request Form
08.
Interpreting and Writing a Power Request Form

◆ Chapter 4.
Hemodialysis water management
09.
Hemodialysis water management

◆ Chapter 5.
Dialysis Machine Operation Method (FMC 5008S)

◆ Chapter 6.
How to respond to machine alarms during dialysis
10.
Artery pressure: Pre-dialysis
11.
Venous pressure: Post-dialysis
12.
The Emperor's Thought
13.
Recirculation
14.
Conductivity
15.
Trans Membrane Pressure (TMP)
16.
Air Detect
17.
Blood leak
18.
Water deficiency
19.
Manual blood return
20.
How to respond in case of a disaster

◆ Chapter 7.
How to Respond to an Emergency During Dialysis
21.
bleeding
22.
Dialyzer membrane rupture and leakage
23.
Dialyzer reaction
24.
Blood clots in dialysis machines and blood circuits
25.
Air embolism
26.
hemolysis
27.
Fever
28.
Disequilibrium syndrome
29.
Hypotension during dialysis
30.
Increased blood pressure during dialysis
31.
Muscle cramps during dialysis
32.
Dyspnea

◆ Chapter 8.
The importance of self-care and a nutritional diet
33.
The Importance of Self-Care
34.
Nutrition and Diet

◆ Chapter 9.
Artificial kidney unit specialized medical terminology
35.
Artificial kidney unit specialized medical terminology
References