Teaching Learning Guide

FLUID MANAGEMENT ON END STAGE RENAL DISEASE

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements inClinical Teaching

Submitted to:Mrs. Violeta B. Juan, RN MAN

Prepared by:Richard Allan R. Soliven, RN

August 2012St Paul University Dumaguete

St. Joseph Southern Bukidnon Hospital

LEARNING OUTCOMES

CONTENT TEACHING-LEARNING STRATEGY EVALUATIONTime

AllotmentLecture Citation

At the end of this lecture, the patient should be able to:1. Define Fluid Management for ESRD2. Comprehend How to determine individualized fluid restriction3.Enumerate the complications associated with fluid overload.4. know the different ways to manage thirst.

Learning Outcomes/ObjectivesI. IntroductionII. Definition of Fluid ManagementIII. Individualized Fluid RestrictionIV. Fluid Overload

- Definition- Signs and

Symptoms- Complications

V. Sodium Restriction - Definition - Sodium & Fluid Management - Watching sodium intake - Label ReadingVI. Managing your ThirstVII. Topic Recap / Patient Recap

5 minutes3 minutes2 minutes2 minutes5 minutes

5 minutes

5 minutes5-10 minutes

A. Clinical Discussion B. Media Presentations: PowerPoint D.Nurse-Patient Interaction.

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(Kelly Dowhower Karpa, 2003)

(Levy, Morgan, & Brown, 2004)

(Brenner, 200)

Question and AnswerPatient Recap

BibliographyBrenner, C. O. (200). Kidney At a Glance. The Americas Blackwell Publishing.

Kelly Dowhower Karpa, P. R. (2003, February 17). http://drugtopics.modernmedicine.com. Retrieved August 27, 2012, from Drug Topics: http://drugtopics.modernmedicine.com/drugtopics/Stories+from+2003/Theres-a-new-option-for-fluid-management-in-ESRD/ArticleStandard/Article/detail/110800Levy, J., Morgan, J., & Brown, E. (2004). Oxford Handbook of Dialysis, 2nd Edition. Oxford University Press.

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