DialysisDiaries

13/05/2026

Emergency situations don’t wait.
Every dialysis technician should know the right drug, the right dose, and the right response at the right time.Preparedness saves lives in the dialysis unit.

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09/05/2026

IHR program generally operates around 80–84°C in recirculation mode. The machine circulates heated water through the internal dialysate circuit for a programmed duration, commonly 15–40 minutes depending on setup.

06/05/2026

“Air belongs in lungs, not in lines—stay vigilant.”

Air ambolism:- A complication every technician fears.

27/04/2026

17/04/2026

Nephrolithiasis: Prevention starts with water, awareness, and care.

14/04/2026

Hospital emergency codes vary slightly by country and hospital policy, but the commonly used standard codes are:
Red — Fire or smoke
Blue — Cardiac/respiratory arrest
White — Pediatric emergency or violent patient (varies)
Gray — Combative person/security threat
Silver — Person with weapon or hostage situation
Gold — Bomb threat
Orange — Hazardous material spill/exposure
Yellow — Disaster (mass casualties/external emergency)
Green — Evacuation
Purple — Child abduction
Pink — Infant abduction
Black — Severe weather threat
Brown — External disaster (some facilities)

13/04/2026

Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for kindness.

06/04/2026

Front ( Cleaning supplied) . Sodium Hypochlorite (5%) is used in this cleaning program. It's good for disinfection & degreasing ( not for decalcifying) This program is applied once in a week & after a blood leak alarm.

06/09/2025

7 steps of hand washing

05/09/2025

Biomedical waste Management.