Water Removal in Hemodialysis

In this hemodialysis fluid video, see how water is contained in three compartments: inside cells, between cells, and in the bloodstream. During an HD treatment, water and wastes are pulled out of the blood, shrinking blood volume. As blood volume drops, water slowly shifts into the bloodstream from between cells. Water then shifts from inside cells into the spaces between them, to maintain fluid balance. These fluid shifts take time.
Developed by the Medical Education Institute and produced in partnership with NCLab and the world-renowned Dr. John Agar.

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Keeps you alive and tortures you until you are ready to let go

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UFR calculator is a good information

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Please explain

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I would suggest throwing away your silly little gadget and letting the patient and their doctor determine how much can be removed in a certain amount of time.