Nasdeluxe Use Manual

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Where can I find the Nasis user guide?

  The NASIS User Guide provides step by step instructions for using NASIS. The user guide and other instructional information are available on the NASIS Training Materials web page. For additional information, visit the National Soil Information System Downloads page.

• What should be the dialysis solution set at for long nHD?

  Especially with frequent, long NHD, the dialysis solution [buffer] should be set toward the lower end to limit the occurrence of post-dialysis alkalemia .” 3 Calcium Prescription, Patient Calcium Levels “Patients receiving frequent, long NHD can deplete their total-body calcium unless a slightly higher-than- usual dialysis solution is used .

• What are the different dialysate sources available in NxStage?

  NxStage offers two sources for dialysate: premixed dialysate bags and dialysate produced by the PureFlow SL Dialysate Preparation System . Premixed, 5-liter dialysate bags are portable along with the System One . This offers patients the freedom to travel, with a physician prescription, without interrupting their treatment schedule .

• Can the NxStage system one be used at night?

  The NxStage System One may be used at night while the patient and care partner are sleeping . Treatment with nocturnal therapy may require adjustments to medications, including but not limited to iron, Erythropoiesis-Stimulating Agents (ESA), insulin/oral hypoglycemics, anticoagulants, and phosphate binders .

• What is a NAS device and how does it work?

  The beauty of a NAS device is that it can use some version of a technology called Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID). This tech allows the software that manages the NAS devices to distribute and duplicate the data it stores across multiple hard disks.

• What are the specs of a NAS device?

  Since a NAS device is, at the simplest level, just a container for a hard drive or drives (with some added intelligence), the number one spec for any NAS unit is its maximum potential storage capacity. That's determined by the number of drive bays it includes and to a lesser extent what kinds of drives it can carry.

• How many bays does a NAS device have?

  Most consumer-grade and home-office NAS units have one or two bays, while models designed for the office have four or more. But that's not an absolute guideline, especially now that newer NAS devices are showing up with support for 2.5-inch laptop-style drives, both platter-based and solid state.

• How does raid affect the capacity of a NAS?

  Depending on which RAID level you choose, this will impact the overall capacity of the NAS device versus the hard disks it has installed. Example: A two-bay unit with two 4TB drives that mirrors one drive onto the other would offer only 4TB of usable storage.