HD104 – Renal Failure Laboratory
This module provides the technical knowledge necessary for interpreting laboratory tests in renal patients. The technician will learn to monitor uremic toxins and electrolyte balance to evaluate the effectiveness of dialysis.
Technical Specifications:
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Code: HD104
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Credits: 1 Semester Credit
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Theory Hours: 12 Hours
What Will I Learn?
- Interpreting key analytical values in nephrology.
- Understanding the impact of electrolytes on treatment.
- Relating laboratory results to patient safety.
Course Content
Lesson 1: Introduction to Renal Blood Chemistry.
Lesson 2: Function Markers: Urea (BUN) and Creatinine.
Lesson 3: Electrolyte Balance (Potassium, Sodium, Calcium and Phosphorus).
Lesson 4: Monitoring Anemia and Dialysis Adequacy (Kt/V).
About the instructor
Jose Jesus Millan
Nurse Practitioner & Certified Hemodialysis Technologist (CHT)
A professional dedicated to training the next generation of dialysis technicians in Miami. With years of active clinical experience, my goal in the Professional Renal Institute It's about merging advanced theory with real-world practice. I am committed to academic excellence and a human touch, ensuring that every student achieves national certification with the highest possible guarantee of success.
15 Courses
34 students