A patient with end-stage renal disease is admitted with orders for hemodialysis. Which actions should the nurse take to prepare the client for hemodialysis? Select all that apply. 1 .Administer subcutaneous heparin to decrease clotting during dialysis 2. Administer the client's morning doses of carvedilol and lisinopril 3. Check the client's medical records to determine the last post-dialysis weight 4. Obtain a set of client vital signs and the client's current weight 5. Palpate the fistula in the client's arm for a thrill and auscultate for a bruit

A patient with end-stage renal disease is admitted with orders for hemodialysis. Which actions should the nurse take to prepare the client for hemodialysis? Select all that apply. 1 .Administer subcutaneous heparin to decrease clotting during dialysis 2. Administer the client's morning doses of carvedilol and lisinopril 3. Check the client's medical records to determine the last post-dialysis weight 4. Obtain a set of client vital signs and the client's current weight 5. Palpate the fistula in the client's arm for a thrill and auscultate for a bruit

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

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