When performing a patient assessment, which of the following information might be elicited
from the neurological system of a patient?

If the hemodialysis patient appears to be experiencing a Type A dialyzer
reaction, which of the following interventions might be considered correct?

Approximately half of the deaths with the end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients occur because of which
of the following?

The dialysis nurse must be which of the following?

Which of the following might be of benefit for the patient that is experiencing
hemodialysis-related amyloidosis?

Of the following germicides, which would be the considered the most costly to use?

In January 2011, Medicare starting paying for dialysis by which of the following ways?

There have been many changes made in nephrology nursing since the 1960’s. Which of the following associations changed in 1983 to focus on the efforts and resources of the RN in field of nephrology?

Which of the following is considered the most common childhood tumor?

Synthetic membranes do a good job at removing solutes because of which of the following factors?

When the chronic renal patient reaches stage 4, the health care
professional needs to discuss and educate them on the types of
replacement therapy that is available to them when they reach stage 5.
Which of the following would not be one of these types of therapy?

The patient on hemodialysis has an increased susceptibility to infections. Which
of the following diseases can be transmitted both by direct or indirect
exposure?

The four primary categories of diuretics would include?

Acute tubular necrosis is typically caused by which of the following?

DI stands for which of the following?