Acute Renal Failure FREE Practice Test | Nclex Questions and Answers | Nclex Review

FREE Practice questions and test about Acute Renal Failure for NCLEX reviewers.


0:00:09 | Initial sign/symptom of a client with renal failure?
0:00:38 | Cause of elevated blood urea nitrogen
0:01:21 | Scheduled for peritoneal dialysis.
0:02:17 | Sodium polystyrene sulfonate (kayexalate)
0:03:24 | Consume a high-carbohydrate, low-protein
0:04:34 | Recovering from acute renal failure
0:05:34 | While on hemodialysis, receives heparin.
0:06:37 | Acute renal failure has been admitted
0:07:48 | Elevated serum potassium level.
0:08:35 | Oliguric phase
0:09:19 | Appropriate snack for a patient with elevated potassium levels.
0:09:56 | Client develops confusion, nausea, and headache
0:10:44 | External cannula inserted in the forearm for hemodialysis
0:11:57 | Abnormal laboratory values would not be improved by dialysis treatment
0:12:34 | How to recognize infection in the shunt
0:13:20 | Client experiences disequilibrium syndrome.

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