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1 Vascular Access for Hemodialysis

2 What is a vascular access?
Vascular access is a hemodialysis patient’s lifeline.

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4 What is an arteriovenous fistula?
An AV fistula is a connection, made by a vascular surgeon, of an artery to a vein. AV fistula is prefered : Provides good blood flow for dialysis Lasts longer than other types of access Is less likely to get infected or cause blood clots than other types of access

5 Mapping test Before AV fistula surgery, the surgeon may perform a vessel mapping test. Vessel mapping uses Doppler ultrasound to evaluate blood vessels that the surgeon may use to make the AV fistula.

6 An AV fistula frequently requires 2 to 3 months to develop, or mature, before the patient can use it for hemodialysis.

7 If an AV fistula does not mature, an AV graft is the second choice for a long-lasting vascular access

8 What is an arteriovenous graft?
An AV graft is a looped, plastic tube that connects an artery to a vein.

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10 A patient can usually use an AV graft 2 to 3 weeks after the surgery.
An AV graft is more likely than an AV fistula to have problems with infection and clotting. Repeated blood clots can block the flow of blood through the graft. However, a well-cared-for graft can last several year

11 What is a venous catheter?
A venous catheter is a tube inserted into a vein in the neck, chest, or leg near the groin, usually only for short-term hemodialysis.

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13 What problems could a vascular access cause?
The most common problems include access infection and low blood flow due to blood clotting in the access.

14 How does a patient care for and protect a vascular access?
A patient can care for and protect a vascular access by ensuring that the health care provider checks the access for signs of infection or problems with blood flow before each hemodialysis treatment, even if the patient is inserting the needles.

15 keeping the access clean at all times.
using the access site only for dialysis. being careful not to bump or cut the access. checking the thrill in the access every day. The thrill is the rhythmic vibration a person can feel over the vascular access. watching for and reporting signs of infection, including redness, tenderness, or pus.

16 not letting anyone put a blood pressure cuff on the access arm.
not wearing jewelry or tight clothes over the access site. not sleeping with the access arm under the head or body. not lifting heavy objects or putting pressure on the access arm

17 Points to Remember A vascular access is a surgically created vein used to remove and return blood during hemodialysis. An arteriovenous (AV) fistula is a connection, made by a vascular surgeon, of an artery to a vein.

18 Health care providers recommend an AV fistula over the other types of access because it
provides good blood flow for dialysis lasts longer than other types of access is less likely to get infected or cause blood clots than other types of access An AV graft is a looped, plastic tube that connects an artery to a vein.

19 An AV graft is a looped, plastic tube that connects an artery to a vein.
A venous catheter is a tube inserted into a vein in the neck, chest, or leg near the groin, usually only for short-term use. Venous catheters are not ideal for long-term hemodialysis. With a venous catheter, a patient may develop a blood clot, an infection, or a scarred vein, causing the vein to narrow. All three types of vascular access can cause problems that require further treatment or surgery. The most common problems include access infection and low blood flow due to blood clotting in the access.

20 در 3/2 موارد اصلاح اکسس بعد ار از دست رفت آن صورت میگیرد
عوارض مربوط به اکسس عروقی یکی از عوامل مهم بستری بیماران در بیمارستان است

21 شایعترین عارضه آن ترومبوز بوده که 85 % علت از دست دادن اکسس عروقی بیماران است
بر اساس راه کار های DOQI ترومبوز در فیستول کمتر از 0/25 مورد در بیمار در سال ترومبوز گرافت کمتر از 0/5 مورد در بیمار در سال اتفاق میافتد

22 مهمترین عامل پیشگویی کننده ترومبوز ?
تنگی در محل آناستاموز عروقی فشار بیش از حد بر روی شریان بعد از دیالیز افزایش هموگلوبین افت فشار خون

23 عوامل پیشگویی کننده ترومبوز
مهمترین عامل پیشگویی کننده ترومبوز تنگی در محل آناستاموز عروقی بوده که علت 80 تا 85 در صد آنها میباشد سایر فشار بیش از حد بر روی شریان بعد از دیالیز افزایش هموگلوبین کم خونی مقاوم به درمان افت فشار خون هیپوولمی وضعیت افزایش انعقاد پذیری

24 چه کسانی تنگی دارند ترومبوز مکرر خونریزی طولانی کاهش جریان خون
کاهش تریل از دست رفتن نبض چکشی آبی افزایش فشار وریدی وقتی با دست بین محل ورودی سوزن شریانی و وریدی فشار میآوریم کاهش فشار شریانی وقتی با دست بین محل ورودی سوزن شریانی و وریدی فشار میآوریم

25 چه تستی انجام دهیم؟ تعیین فشار Intra-access flow (جریان خون داخل اکسس)
داپلر MRA متد دیلوشن همراه یا اولتراسوند

26 چه تستی انجام دهیم؟ تعیین فشار تعیین جریان خون
در 2-5 دقیقه اول دیالیز و در سه دیالیز متوالی تعیین جریان خون مستقیم غیر مستقیم با استفاده از اکسس ریسیرکولاسیون

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29 زمان انجام و تواتر آن نامشخص است
بهتر است بیش از یک بار در ماه باشد معاینه فیزیکی هر دو هفته تنگی آنوریسم ادم دست ناتوانی در جابجایی محل سوزن فشار وریدی هر دو هفته تعیین گردد جریان خون هر سه ماه

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