A continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis (ccpd) patient's registered nurse (rn) called technical support requesting a replacement cycler.She stated that when she turned on the device, it made a frying sound and the screen was blank.The pt was then advised to complete manual exchanges while waiting for the replacement.Upon follow up contact with the patient's peritoneal dialysis rn (pdrn), she stated that the pt was admitted to the hosp on (b)(6) 2015 for shortness of breath and fluid overload due to the inability to use the cycler.The pt was discharged from the hosp on (b)(6) 2015 in stable condition and pt continues with the ccpd program.Pt med records have been requested.
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