CVC Post- Hemodialysis Vital Signs: BP Temp PR RR Post- procedure Notes: Hemodialysis treatment completed and terminated. Treatment well-tolerated with net UF of ___ mL. BVP ____. CVC ports flushed with NS, clamped and capped with Tego. Patient asymptomatic post-treatment; denies complaints and discomfort. Post report given to primary RN Signed: Mark Concepcion, MSN, RN, CDN Inpatient Registered Nurse AVF/AVG Post- Hemodialysis Vital Signs: BP Temp PR RR Post- procedure Notes: Hemodialysis treatment completed and terminated. Treatment well-tolerated with net UF of ___ mL. BVP ____. Hemodialysis access decannulated. Hemostasis achieved on both access sites in less than 5 minutes. Gauzes applied. No bleeding noted on access sites. Patient asymptomatic post-treatment. Educated to avoid putting pressure on access arm to promote further hemostasis. Post report given to primary RN
Stable/ AVF/AVG Assessment pleasant; no C/O noted; access washed with soap and water; positive bruit & thrill noted; no S&S of infection on access site noted. UF goal set to __kg; UFR within CMS recommendations. alert and awake; no complaints; pt washed access with soap and water; good thrill and bruit noted on access; NAD; UF goal set to EDW; UFR within CMS recommendations. patient oriented x3; NAD; positive thrill and bruit; patient washed access site with soap and water; no C/O noted; UF goal set to EDW; UFR within CMS recommendations. came in for hemodialysis Tx; comfortable; denies any complaints; access site washed with soap and water; thrill and bruit noted on access site; UF goal set per patient's EDW; UFR within CMS recommendations. access washed with soap and water, no s/s of infection, positive bruit and thrill, no voiced complaints at this time, will monitor throughout Tx for changes; UF goal set to EDW; UFR within CMS rec...