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Learn dialysis care, one explained answer at a time.

Short video lessons and quick quizzes. Right or wrong, every answer tells you why — plus a clinical tip and one line to remember.

Written by Rosemarie Zuleta, MSN, BSN, CNN
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5
Courses
15
Video modules
79
Explained questions
~26 min
Core video

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A real question from Complications in Dialysis

Which factors contribute to low blood pressure during dialysis?

One of 79 explained questions · Complications in Dialysis

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How it works

Every question is a small lesson.

The quiz isn’t a test at the end — it’s where most of the learning happens. Every answer works in four simple steps.

  1. 1

    Answer

    Pick one of four answers. Nothing is shown until you check.

  2. 2

    Understand why

    Right or wrong, you see the reason straight away.

  3. 3

    The clinical note

    One practical tip to use at the chairside.

  4. 4

    One line to remember

    The takeaway is saved to your notebook for you.

Which factors contribute to low blood pressure during dialysis?

  1. AFluid shifts
  2. BElectrolyte imbalances
  3. CAutonomic dysfunction
  4. All of the aboveCorrect answer

Why

All of the above, because they interact together, guiding a personalized intervention.

Remember

Hypotension is multi-factor — diagnosis should be too.

Curriculum

From first principles to the bedside.

5 courses, 15 modules and 79 explained questions — in a clear order, so you always know what’s next.

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  1. 1Course 1

    Dialysis Fundamentals

    An 11-module course covering the essentials of dialysis care, from history and biology through patient assessment, machines, nutrition, home therapy, psychosocial support, and emerging technology.

    • 11 modules
    • 55 questions
    • ~20 min video
    See all 11 modules
    1. 1Introduction to Dialysis2:06
    2. 2Understanding Kidney Issues: AKI, AKF, and CKD1:51
    3. 3Hemodialysis Basics2:14
    4. 4Dialysis Patient Assessment2:52
    5. 5Hemodialysis Fundamentals: History to Fluid Mastery2:01
    6. 6Common Machines Used for Hemodialysis1:20
    7. 7Nutritional Management in Dialysis PatientsReading
    8. 8Psychosocial Support in Dialysis2:02
    9. 9Home Hemodialysis Programs1:28
    10. 10Innovations in Dialysis Technology2:35
    11. 11Case Studies in Dialysis Care1:27
  2. 2Course 2

    Advanced Dialysis Techniques Explained

    A standalone deep-dive into advanced vascular access, machine troubleshooting, cutting-edge modalities, and advanced complication management.

    • 1 module
    • 8 questions
    • ~2 min video
    See all 1 modules
    1. 1Advanced Dialysis Techniques Explained1:47
  3. 3Course 3

    Dialysis Machines Explained

    An engineering-focused breakdown of how hemodialysis machines work — pumps, filters, monitors, setup, troubleshooting, and safety.

    • 1 module
    • 8 questions
    • ~3 min video
    See all 1 modules
    1. 1Dialysis Machines Explained2:35
  4. 4Course 4

    Pharmacology in Dialysis

    Pharmacological principles and considerations specific to patients on dialysis — how drugs behave in renal patients, and how to manage, administer and monitor medication safely.

    • 1 module
    • 0 questions
    • ~1 min video
    See all 1 modules
    1. 1Pharmacology in DialysisReading
  5. 5Course 5

    Complications in Dialysis

    A focused course on recognizing and managing the most common dialysis complications — hypotension, hypertension, arrhythmias, and more.

    • 1 module
    • 8 questions
    • ~1 min video
    See all 1 modules
    1. 1Complications in Dialysis1:28
Rosemarie Zuleta, MSN, BSN, CNN
Rosemarie ZuletaMSN, BSN, CNN

The author

Written by a nephrology nurse, for the people at the chairside.

Rosemarie Zuleta is a Certified Nephrology Nurse with a Master of Science in Nursing. She has spent her career in renal care and wrote this curriculum to give dialysis teams a clear, practical path from first principles to confident bedside practice.

Author of Dialysis Champions of the New-Era — a guide to the causes of kidney failure and the evidence-based practice that improves dialysis care.

  • Advanced nephrology care
  • Evidence-based practice
  • Renal health
  • Patient advocacy

Certification

A certificate anyone can check.

Finish every module in a course and your certificate is issued — after our servers re-check every quiz against their own answer key. Each one carries a code employers can verify.

Pricing

One price. Everything included.

Complete curriculum

$79once

The whole curriculum, for life. No subscription, no tiers, nothing renews.

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  • All 5 courses and 15 video modules
  • 79 quiz questions, every one explained
  • Study notes, a takeaway notebook and a review queue
  • Unlimited retakes, with every try kept
  • Progress saved to your account on every device
  • A verifiable certificate for each course you complete

FAQ

Questions, answered.

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Who is this course for?

Dialysis nurses and technicians, nursing students on a renal placement, and anyone joining a dialysis unit who wants a structured grounding — from how hemodialysis works to recognising complications.

How long does it take?

There are about 26 min of core video across 15 modules, plus a short quiz after most lessons. It’s self-paced — most learners finish a module in one sitting.

What do I need to pass?

Each quiz has a 70% passing score. Retake as often as you like; every try is saved and your best score counts. A module is complete once you’ve watched the lesson and passed its quiz.

What happens to questions I get wrong?

They go to your review list. Answer one right there and it clears — and your quiz score goes up to match, so you can pass without redoing the whole quiz.

Does the certificate count toward continuing education?

The certificate documents that you completed this curriculum and passed its assessments. Whether it counts toward continuing-education requirements depends on your employer or licensing board — check with them first.

Can I study on my phone?

Yes. It’s built for phones, tablets and desktops, and your progress syncs to your account — start a module on one device and finish it on another.

Start module one tonight.

It takes about five minutes — and you’ll finish your first quiz knowing more than when you started.