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Fig. 2

From: Knowledge, attitude, and practice of patients receiving maintenance hemodialysis regarding hemodialysis and its complications: a single-center, cross-sectional study in Nanjing

Fig. 2

Responses to the items in the practice dimension. P1: I measure my blood pressure at home regularly; P2: After each blood test, I actively check the test results or ask the medical staff about my test results; P3: I deliberately choose foods that are in line with the dietary recommendations; P4: At home, I follow the nurse’s instructions to check whether the vibration or murmur of the arteriovenous fistula is normal; P5: I control my water intake so that my daily weight gain does not exceed 1 kg; P6: I learn about hemodialysis through various means; P7: I adjust the tourniquet after hemodialysis according to hemostasis requirements; P8: I am comfortable talking to health care professionals about my psychological distress; P9: I take my medication as directed by my healthcare provider; P10: At home, I inspect the puncture area for any redness or swelling; P11: I minimize movement of my arm during hemodialysis

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