Hello just recently followed u. Thank u for doing this! Really help me refresh on dialysis theory and helps w/ nursing practice. I would like for u to discuss dialysis complications - emergency complications.
Hey Lindsey! new to HD here and been watching your videos too, it's helping me understand HD more and more. One question though, what was the 50% mean? in Conductivity profile 150-135 @ 50%? thanks again
Hiii from California! I’m a Dialysis tech and new tho the scene. I am so happy that have found Lindsey’s channel! And having a supportive and caring community, thank you so much!! I can’t wait to learn and apply myself to the my new skills. ✨🫧
I enjoy watching your videos as they make learning about dialysis both engaging and comprehensible. Would it be possible for you to create a video discussing the common emergency scenarios that acute and chronic nurses may encounter during dialysis, along with appropriate intervention/management strategies? Thanks.
Hi! I have watched all of your videos as they are extremely helpful for me as a new dialysis nurse at Davita! Can you please make a video more in depth about when you would use a crit-line and how you would adjust a patient’s target weight depending on the profile? I understand the three different profiles. Also what the last hct means at the end of the treatment to see if refill is occurring. I guess I’m just having difficulty understanding how to tell if target weight needs to be adjust when crit lining and what the hct can tell us. Hopefully that made sense. Thank you!
Not always. I haven’t seen many patients with high sodium levels. Usually low sodium levels because of dilution. Those patients are not usually on a conductivity profile. Thank u!
I have a huge problem at my dialysis clinic techs and nurses always hurt me with machine setting. The techs and nurses always say the machine sets the setting automatically today around 30 to 40 min left in my treatment I start feeling bad I started getting dizzy feeling discomfort in my head chest and stomach. The thing I noticed was my conductivity was fluctuating real fast between 13.4 to 13.5 in a blinking frequency then it went up to 15.0 for about 2mins then back to 13.4 to 13.5 blinking again to my session was done I felt real bad after my treatment and I have breathing problem now. And I have trying to leave this place since January 2022 with no success I'm still here. And I'm still here. Please help October 20 2022
At my clinic, the total dialysate sodium concentration is 137mEq, which begs the question: how can the dialysis machine sodium level be set higher than 137?
Very nice explaination. Thank You very much for making the video. I wanted to know this since long time. At the facility where I go for Dialysis I have observed that patients are unaware of dry weight concept. They need to be educated. I am already suggesting your videos to everyone at the facility.
Not as it relates to the machine. But this is a great video topic idea! There is a relation to the kidneys and co2 when it comes to acid/base balance. I’m the hospital u will see people on a bicarbonate drip who have a kidney injury
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Hello just recently followed u. Thank u for doing this! Really help me refresh on dialysis theory and helps w/ nursing practice. I would like for u to discuss dialysis complications - emergency complications.
Love this topic! Added to my list, thank you 😊
I am dialysis technician ao informative video
Thanks! You and your channel has literally been a Godsend to me! I just started a dialysis position and you help me greatly!
Thank u Misty… can’t do this alone….I remember what it was like to me new…ur doing great, I promise. Ur right on schedule 💜
Thank you for shedding some light nurse Lindsey.
Awesome, thank u!
Hey Lindsey! new to HD here and been watching your videos too, it's helping me understand HD more and more. One question though, what was the 50% mean? in Conductivity profile 150-135 @ 50%? thanks again
thanks for your question! I believe it has to do with how quickly the sodium changes. 75% would be more quickly than 50%.
U explained it crystal clear 👍
Thank you!
Hiii from California! I’m a Dialysis tech and new tho the scene. I am so happy that have found Lindsey’s channel! And having a supportive and caring community, thank you so much!! I can’t wait to learn and apply myself to the my new skills. ✨🫧
Awesome, welcome!!!! Glad ur here!!!
I enjoy watching your videos as they make learning about dialysis both engaging and comprehensible. Would it be possible for you to create a video discussing the common emergency scenarios that acute and chronic nurses may encounter during dialysis, along with appropriate intervention/management strategies? Thanks.
Thank u so much Sugar! I will link in a couple of my favorite emergency videos…..
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A video with a mock code blue is a great idea 💡 thank u! I’ll get on it ❤️
Hi! I have watched all of your videos as they are extremely helpful for me as a new dialysis nurse at Davita! Can you please make a video more in depth about when you would use a crit-line and how you would adjust a patient’s target weight depending on the profile? I understand the three different profiles. Also what the last hct means at the end of the treatment to see if refill is occurring. I guess I’m just having difficulty understanding how to tell if target weight needs to be adjust when crit lining and what the hct can tell us. Hopefully that made sense. Thank you!
Peyton! I have been thinking about doing another Crit line video! Ur all the motivation I need 😀 thank u for commenting 💜
Not a dialysis nurse but I just went to nerd heaven watching his video. LOVE
Thank u!!!
Thank u!!! Maybe some day u will be!!!
Aap ke yaha dialysis technician ki vacancy hai
Thanks for the info so client's with high sodium levels what will be their treatment plan ?
Not always. I haven’t seen many patients with high sodium levels. Usually low sodium levels because of dilution. Those patients are not usually on a conductivity profile. Thank u!
@@dialysisnurselindsey okay thanks
Thank you so much... great content 👍 keep up the good work
Thank u!!!!!! 🥰😃
I have a huge problem at my dialysis clinic techs and nurses always hurt me with machine setting. The techs and nurses always say the machine sets the setting automatically today around 30 to 40 min left in my treatment I start feeling bad I started getting dizzy feeling discomfort in my head chest and stomach. The thing I noticed was my conductivity was fluctuating real fast between 13.4 to 13.5 in a blinking frequency then it went up to 15.0 for about 2mins then back to 13.4 to 13.5 blinking again to my session was done I felt real bad after my treatment and I have breathing problem now. And I have trying to leave this place since January 2022 with no success I'm still here. And I'm still here. Please help October 20 2022
If pt always got hypertension during dialysis, how much to setting sodium profile?
I wish I could answer this but it is outside of my educational purposes…great question for the provider
You’re amazing! Keep it up.
Thank u! 🤓🥰
Very nice 👍
Thank u!
At my clinic, the total dialysate sodium concentration is 137mEq, which begs the question: how can the dialysis machine sodium level be set higher than 137?
Very nice explaination. Thank You very much for making the video. I wanted to know this since long time.
At the facility where I go for Dialysis I have observed that patients are unaware of dry weight concept. They need to be educated. I am already suggesting your videos to everyone at the facility.
Thank you for sharing…and for the idea 💡 dry weights can be difficult to understand 🤓 sounds like a video idea 🤗
@@dialysisnurselindsey definitely
Thank you!!!
Ur welcome!! 😃
Is there a relationship between CO2 and sodium bicarbonate? I'm trying to understand this.
Not as it relates to the machine. But this is a great video topic idea! There is a relation to the kidneys and co2 when it comes to acid/base balance. I’m the hospital u will see people on a bicarbonate drip who have a kidney injury
Hi
Do you have nurse to patient ratio guidelines for dialysis unit?
Our clinic does 1 nurse to 8 patients. Tech ratios 1:4…1:5 if we have too
@@dialysisnurselindsey ours is 1:12 for nurses, for techs 1:4 to 5
Thanks VR 😊
1 to 16 sometimes in my clinic
You are just awesome ❤
Thank u so much!!
You are amazing!!
You too!!
What acid do to conductivity??
What if facilities have conductivity That’s automatically set
Bravo
Thank u!!!
Really you are rock
Why can't we just call it Sodium?😇
My patient is having sodium 101 , can i kept dialysis sodium 115 if not why kindly explain
These numbers seem off. Check your facility protocols. I need a doctors order to change the prescription. I recommend reaching out to ur doctor
Bicarbonate 35+acide 132 = cenductivite
Thanks!
Hi. Can u share ur slides?
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