Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Kidney replacement therapy hemodialysis is a method of treating acute and chronic renal failure. Patients find it difficult to effectively eliminate metabolic waste from their bodies on their own. It is necessary to establish extracorporeal circulation through a hemodialysis machine to exchange substances between blood and dialysate, in order to remove small molecule metabolic waste or harmful substances from the blood. Patients usually have severe conditions and require long-term treatment, but their immune function is weak. During long-term treatment, they are prone to adverse reactions or complications such as infections, making treatment more complex and difficult, which is not conducive to recovery. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to explore the issue of infection in the management of hemodialysis rooms, pay attention to the role of good nursing measures in reducing the risk of infection, emphasize the importance of clinical nursing pathways, and hope to provide some guidance for relevant clinical practices.

Clinical nursing pathway; Hemodialysis room; Hospital infection management; Effect