Objectives At the end of this learning activity, the learner will be able to: Recognize the side effect profile of common oral hypoglycemic medications used in patients with chronic kidney disease Define the etiology and treatment of intradialytic hypotension Describe the volume of distribution of drugs and how it affects drug plasma concentrations List the …
CE Activity CME Released: 12/17/2021 Valid for credit through: 12/17/2022 You Are Eligible For BONENT Group A 1.5 Credit(s)™ Accreditation Statements Floridian College Corp DBA: Floridian Institute is accredited by the Board of Nephrology Examiner Nursing and Technology (BONENT) to provide continuing medical education for nurses and technicians.
One semester credit, 20 hours (20 lectures) Students learn the principles of renal transplantation. By the end of this course, students will state the advantages and disadvantages of a renal transplant, explain the contraindications to transplantation, describe electrolyte abnormalities after transplantations, and explain the evaluation process for a potential kidney transplant recipient. Prerequisites: HD101, HD102, …
One semester credit, 20 hours (20 lectures) DURATION (MAX): 15 DAYS Students learn about the importance of nutrition to the patient’s overall care, including special dietary needs and restrictions. By the end of this course, students will be able to describe the role of nutrition in the management of ESRD patients, including explaining the basics …
Module# 9. HT109. Nutrition as part of the Patient care for Technicians Read More »
Four-semester credits, 125 hours (40 lecture, 40 laboratories, 45 clinical) Duration(max): 25 days Students acquire an understanding and ability to explain the parts and pieces of the dialysis treatment and the components of the dialysis procedure, including water treatment and calculations, techniques used in dialysis. It also includes reprocessing, water treatment, quality assurance, infection control, …
Two-semester credits, 85 hours (35 lecture, 20 laboratories, 30 clinical) Students learn about the two basic types of vascular access and how access is necessary for sufficient blood supply to be delivered at a high flow rate for adequate dialysis without compromising circulation to the arm or other extremity and caring for each type of …
Module#7. HT107. Vascular access for proper Hemodialysis for Technicians Read More »
2-semester credits, 60 hours (30 lecture, 30 laboratories) Students learn about the precautions and guidelines necessary while performing the preparation, assessment, monitoring, and care of a dialysis patient. An emphasis will be placed on keeping the patient’s information confidential. By the end of this course, students can define the basic quality of care and explain the …
Module#6. HT106 Assessing and Monitoring the Dialysis Patient for Technicians Read More »
