3. INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND OF STUDY
In haemodialysis, a machine filters wastes, salts and fluid from your blood
when your kidneys are no longer healthy enough to do this work
adequately.
Haemodialysis is the most common way to treat advanced kidney failure.
Haemodialysis requires you to follow a strict treatment schedule, take
medications regularly and, usually, make changes in your diet.
There are relationship between laboratory values of dialysis patients.
(Ayoub 2013)
4. PROBLEM STATEMENT
Comparative blood test prove diabetic patients undergoing
haemodialysis test.
To know the effect of haemodialysis on liver, sugar and lipids by
comparing laboratory results.
5. OBJECTIVE
General : To distinguish between the blood results diabetic patients in
haemodialysis with non-haemodialysis.
Specific : To compare biochemical test RP, LFT, FLP and FBS results for
diabetic patients in haemodialysis and non-haemodialysis between
gender.
6. HYPOTHESIS
Diabetic patients in haemodialysis have abnormal blood results
compare to non-haemodialysis patients.
Null-hypothesis: diabetic patients in haemodialysis and non-
haemodialysis patients have no different of biochemical results.
7. STUDY JUSTIFICATION
Blood result for diabetic patients in haemodialysis are abnormal
especially at creatinine and urea because of kidney failure.
Besides that, others biochemical results also may change for
haemodialysis patients compare to non-haemodialysis patients.
Reviewing the results of liver, blood sugar and lipids for patients with
diabetes who exercise haemodialysis compare with non-
haemodialysis patients.
Reviewing the changes of biochemistry parameters.
(M. Oguzhan 2013)
8. LITERATURE REVIEW
Theoretical perspectives (conceptual or theoretical
framework)
Diabetic patients that were dialysed have high incidence
of blindness, neurophathy and vascular disease.
Differences between diabetic patients in haemodialysis
and non-haemodialysis changes in patient's blood
results.(RF Slifkin)
9. METHODOLOGY
OVERALL APPROACH AND RATIONALE
Review blood results at Klinik Kesihatan Seremban to determine
diabetic patients that on haemodialysis treatment and non-
haemodialysis patients.
13. GANTT CHART
MONTH WEEK
1 2 3 4
SEPTEMBER 14 Proposal’s title
decide
OCTOBER 14 Discuss project
scheduling
NOVEMBER 14
DECEMBER 14
JANUARY 15 Proposal discussion
FEBRUARY 15 Proposal discussion Discussion proposal
presentation
MARCH 15 Proposal presentation
APRIL 15 Written proposal
discussion
MAY 15 Written proposal
submitted
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Turkey , 2013
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