Hemodialysis: Chapter 2, Extracorporeal Blood Circuit - Dr.Gawad

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Mohammed Abdel Gawad MD/PhD Neph, ESENeph
Nephrology Unit, School of Medicine, NewGiza University
Nephrology Consultant, Alexandria
Founder of NephroTube.com
Chair of AFRAN Web/Media Committee
ISN Education SoMe Team Member
Chapter 2
Extracorporeal Blood
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Talk Outline: Chapter 2
Extracorporeal Blood Circuit
• Extracorporeal blood circuit components
• Extracorporeal blood circuit priming volume
• Blood tubing set sterilization
• Extracorporeal blood circuit-related alarms:
I. Pressure monitors
II. Air Detector
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Pre-pump arterial
pressure monitor
Blood pump
Post-pump arterial
pressure monitor
Dialyzer
Blood from
patient
Heparin
pump
Sampling
port
Saline infusion
line

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Dialysate
circuit
Pre-pump arterial
pressure monitor
Blood pump
Post-pump arterial
pressure monitor
Dialyzer
Venous drip
chamber with
air detector
Venous pressure
monitor
Air detector
clamp
Blood from
patient
Blood back
to patient
Heparin
pump
Sampling
port
Saline infusion
line

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Dialysate
circuit
Dialyzer
Blood from
patient
Blood back
to patient
Priming volume of the blood tubing
set ranges from 100 to 150 mL
Priming volume of
the dialyzer ranges
from 60 to 120 mL
The total priming volume of
all components of the
extracorporeal blood circuit
ranges from 160 to 270 mL

Blood tubing set sterilization
• Commonly sterilized using ethylene oxide (EtO).
• Requires a thorough rinse before connecting the tubing set to the
patient.
• EtO may hide during the rinsing in the heparin line.
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1. Mohammed Abdel Gawad MD/PhD Neph, ESENeph Nephrology Unit, School of Medicine, NewGiza University Nephrology Consultant, Alexandria Founder of NephroTube.com Chair of AFRAN Web/Media Committee ISN Education SoMe Team Member Chapter 2 Extracorporeal Blood Circuit You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

2. Watch the video recording of this lecture on NephroTube YouTube channel www.YouTube.com/NephroTube

3. Visit www.NephroTube.com to get more Nephrology lectures (pdf and video recordings)

4. Talk Outline: Chapter 2 Extracorporeal Blood Circuit • Extracorporeal blood circuit components • Extracorporeal blood circuit priming volume • Blood tubing set sterilization • Extracorporeal blood circuit-related alarms: I. Pressure monitors II. Air Detector NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

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6. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com Pre-pump arterial pressure monitor Blood pump Post-pump arterial pressure monitor Dialyzer Blood from patient Heparin pump Sampling port Saline infusion line

7. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com Pre-pump arterial pressure monitor Blood pump Post-pump arterial pressure monitor Dialyzer Blood from patient Heparin pump Sampling port Saline infusion line

8. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com Dialysate circuit Pre-pump arterial pressure monitor Blood pump Post-pump arterial pressure monitor Dialyzer Venous drip chamber with air detector Venous pressure monitor Air detector clamp Blood from patient Blood back to patient Heparin pump Sampling port Saline infusion line

9. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com Dialysate circuit Pre-pump arterial pressure monitor Blood pump Post-pump arterial pressure monitor Dialyzer Blood from patient Heparin pump Sampling port Saline infusion line • Roller pump (milking motion). • The stroke volume of the pump. • Blood pump and tubing set relation • The blood flow rate per minute ranges from 200 to 500 ml/min (median 350 ml/min).

10. Talk Outline: Chapter 2 Extracorporeal Blood Circuit • Extracorporeal blood circuit components • Extracorporeal blood circuit priming volume • Blood tubing set sterilization • Extracorporeal blood circuit-related alarms: I. Pressure monitors II. Air Detector NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

11. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com Dialysate circuit Dialyzer Blood from patient Blood back to patient Priming volume of the blood tubing set ranges from 100 to 150 mL Priming volume of the dialyzer ranges from 60 to 120 mL The total priming volume of all components of the extracorporeal blood circuit ranges from 160 to 270 mL

12. Talk Outline: Chapter 2 Extracorporeal Blood Circuit • Extracorporeal blood circuit components • Extracorporeal blood circuit priming volume • Blood tubing set sterilization • Extracorporeal blood circuit-related alarms: I. Pressure monitors II. Air Detector NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

13. Blood tubing set sterilization • Commonly sterilized using ethylene oxide (EtO). • Requires a thorough rinse before connecting the tubing set to the patient. • EtO may hide during the rinsing in the heparin line. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

14. Talk Outline: Chapter 2 Extracorporeal Blood Circuit • Extracorporeal blood circuit components • Extracorporeal blood circuit priming volume • Blood tubing set sterilization • Extracorporeal blood circuit-related alarms: I. Pressure monitors II. Air Detector NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

15. Talk Outline: Chapter 2 Extracorporeal Blood Circuit • Extracorporeal blood circuit components • Extracorporeal blood circuit priming volume • Blood tubing set sterilization • Extracorporeal blood circuit-related alarms: I. Pressure monitors II. Air Detector NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

16. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

17. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

18. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

19. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

20. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

21. NephroTube Synopsis of Conventional Hemodialysis, First Edition, 2024 You can get this book free from www.NephroTube.com

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