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DDS occurs in new patients or those with very high BUN when solutes are removed too quickly. Symptoms include headache, dizziness, confusion, nausea, and tingling. Hyperkalemia (B) causes arrhythmias. Hypoglycemia (C) causes sweating and tremors. Infiltration (D) is localized swelling.

The venous air detector monitors the venous line for bubbles and clamps if air is detected. Conductivity (B) checks solute concentration. TMP (C) monitors filtration. Blood leak (D) detects membrane rupture.

Even if provider gives the order directly, facility policy requires RN verification before CCHT adjusts. Acting independently (B) is outside scope. Ignoring or discarding (C, D) violates patient care. Documentation is critical.

UF control sets fluid removal goals. Kt/V (B) is adequacy measure. Dialysate sodium (C) is separate. Air embolism prevention (D) is via air detector.

Biohazard bags must be sealed before overfilling. Leaving (B) or compressing waste (C) risks exposure. Mixing with trash (D) violates OSHA standards. Proper disposal prevents infection risk.