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The nurse's role in prescription therapy, what does it mean?

Survival during end-stage renal disease is possible only when uraemic toxins are eliminated, such as by dialysis. Survival quality depends on the quantity eliminated. An objective definition of the adequacy of this dialysis refers to how much removal in how much time is necessary for each individual. Some may define adequacy of dialysis by clinical assessment of patient well-being (1).