Why coming to treatment is important.

3. Where can I find information about setting up treatment when I travel?
5. You should talk to this person if there is something keeping you away from treatment.
10. If I start cramping during treatment I should tell this person immediately, then tell the doctor the next time I see him.
11. Problems with my access can affect how well my blood is cleaned and I may have to see a surgeon to get it fixed.
13. Missing one treatment each month increases my chance of dying by what percent?
15. Who responds to problems or complaints I have with staff or the clinic?
18. Who is responsible for me getting the best dialysis I can?
20. If I have to miss a treatment, what should I do?
21. If I get all the treatment my doctor prescribes, I am making up less than what percent of my kidney function?

1. What type of treatment do I receive at this clinic?
2. Who decides how often and how long my treatments are?
4. Drinking too much or Not getting enough dialysis can lead to _________.
6. The failure of which organ means I have to get dialysis?
7. This site is sometimes called my lifeline, and is where my blood is removed for cleaning
8. If I come to every treatment and stay my full time, I will live longer and feel _______.
9. Missing and shortening treatment often makes it more likely that I will have to go to the __________.
12. This color light on my dialysis machine means I may not be getting enough dialysis.
13. True or False? I can call Fresenius travel services directly at 1-866-434-2597 if I have any travel related dialysis questions.
14. These are drawn each month to see how well my blood is being cleaned and check levels of minerals and chemicals in my blood.
16. Second thing that treatment does for my body.
17. One of two things that treatment does for my body.
19. Who can help me set up travel dialysis treatments?
22. Who will check on me if I tell the PCT I am having chest pains or trouble breathing?