Dialysis

if you dont have kidneys yes, dialysis does exactly what a normal functioning kidney would do

the better answer would be if a doctor recommended it for you

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Veins. You find bigger veins. There are very large veins in the body and so a doctor will insert a dialysis tube farther into the body where the veins are larger.

Without life-sustaining dialysis or a kidney transplant, once a person with kidney disease reaches Stage 5 (end stage renal disease (ESRD)), toxins build up in the body and death usually comes within a few weeks. Having just cared for a person who voluntarily elected to cease dialysis, and having been present for the last 9 hours of life, I can tell you that renal failure CAN be one of the "easiest" ways to go. In this case, there were several underlying conditions, so the process only took 4 days. The patient became more and more sleepy over time. She fell asleep about 6 hours before death and simply slowed her breathing down until it stopped. Although this was somewhat faster than most cases, the progression was textbook. In some cases a brief period of confusion may exist for the patient as it becomes harder and harder to think as the toxins build up. It would appear that these toxins act to reduce the sensitivity of the brain and it's ability to communicate pain and suffering. This patient was actually able to greatly reduce the amount of pain medications which she had previously been taking as the end neared.

I don't think so, because i conducted my grand mothers dialysis, and the

dialysis company just delivered a whole lot supplies to my house without any prescription whatsoever. These are the 2.5 Dextrose and the 4.25 Dextrose peritoneal solutions. I have a garage full that i would like to get rid of before 2009. Unfortunately my grandmother passed away recently. I have other supplies as well. I am a Paramedic, and was never required to have a prescription to administer Normal Saline or Ringers Lactate.

BVP=BFRxMIN....exp 450(BFR)x 240(min)=108,000 or BVP-108.0

No. you dont. Also depends on how old you are...

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No

often the best treatment option for infants and children. Their small size can make vein access difficult to maintain. It is not recommended for patients with abdominal adhesions or other abdominal defects (like a hernia )

We say we are drawing from the "art" port, but often, it is not arterial blood that is drawn. Unless the person has a dialysis access in their arm, the blood drawn from ports on their chest is actually venous blood. However, for the sake of ease, we label and color the machine lines with red and blue and refer to the lines as the arterial line and the venous line.

I think you mean Dialysis. Dialysis filters blood in your kidney for you when you go under kidney work or your kidneys doesn't function like its suppose to. You usually can live off of one kidney, but if your last kidney goes out(Kidney Failure) then they can you up to a dialysis machine and filter your kidneys for you. Hope this helps =]

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Dialysis machines offer critical advantages, such as effectively filtering waste and excess fluids from the blood for patients with kidney failure, thereby prolonging life and improving quality of life. However, they also have disadvantages, including the risk of complications like infections and blood clots, as well as the time commitment required for regular sessions, which can disrupt daily activities. Additionally, the need for ongoing treatment can lead to emotional and financial burdens for patients.

Mannitol is given to raise blood pressure during hemodialysis

Some machines cleans

The blood like your failed or missing kidney would, and other machines have a tube coming out of the stomach and the tube is hooked to the paritinam (did not spell that right) and the sugars in the body draw out your body's waste, and some of the people who do dialysis this way have a choice of doing their " exchanges " at home, at night, or at a dialysis unit. My mom does the at home exchanges and she does them 4 times a day she is about to switch over to the night time one where while she sleeps the exchanges are happening about every 2-3 hours. vocabulary. the paritinam hold all your organs in place. Hope this information was helpful and not confusing srry it is long but there is a lot to tell

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tubing made of selectively permeable membrane

to prevent haemodialysis

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To allow useful substance in and hold back the harmful ones in the blood, which helps in purification.

Usually before dialysis a doctor will perform an arteriogram/venigram. This is to map the location of veins and arteries in your arm. Then the doctor will bring a vein and artery together towards the surface, creating a fistula. The area usually cannot be used for about a month. In some cases, such as an emergency, tubes are inserted into veins and arteries in the chest. This type of portal can be used right away.

depending on your experience anywhere from $13.-20/hr