A client with acute kidney injury states, "Why am I twitching and my fingers and toes tingling?" Which process should the nurse consider when formulating a response to this client? 1 Correct2 Calcium depletion Incorrect3 Potassium retention 4 A nurse is caring for a client receiving hemodialysis for chronic kidney disease. The nurse should monitor the client for which complication? Peritonitis Correct2 Hepatitis B 3 Renal calculi 4 A client with the diagnosis of chronic kidney disease develops hypocalcemia. Which clinical manifestations should the nurse expect the client with hypocalcemia to exhibit? Select all that apply. Acidosis 2 Lethargy Correct3 Fractures Correct4 Osteomalacia Correct5 Eye calcium deposits Hepatitis type B [1] [2] is transmitted by blood or blood products. The hemodialysis and routine transfusions needed for a client in end-stage renal failure constitute a high risk for exposure. Peritonitis is a danger for individuals receiving peritoneal dialysis. Renal calculi are not a complication of hemodialysis; they often occur in clients who are confined to prolonged bed rest. Dialysis does not involve the bladder and will not contribute to the development of a bladder infection.