A young male with Type 1 diabetes has just begun peritoneal dialysis and is being discharged in the am.

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Question Answered step-by-step  A young male with Type 1 diabetes has just begun peritoneal dialysis and is being discharged in the am.   How would you explain the purpose of peritoneal dialysis to the patient? What should the patient expect the dialysate to look like after an exchange? How often will the patient do exchanges at home? The patient states he has had very high BS readings lately.  What is the likely cause?   Health Science Science Nursing NURS 2255 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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anemia; diabetes; hypertension; end stage renal disease; polysubstance abuse and malfunction of hemodialysis catheter. When the patient was age 14, she was diagnosed with diabetes, this led to hypertension; she had a son at age 21 and the pregnancy led to kidney failure and the need to go on dialysis. She has since had several access revisions. The patient also reported having a history of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (but would not elaborate). 
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