What does adding 200 ml for saline prime and 200 ml for rinseback do to Linda's UF goal?

In this scenario, adding saline for priming and rinseback directly impacts the ultrafiltration (UF) goal by effectively increasing the total volume of fluid that needs to be processed. When 200 ml is added for saline prime and another 200 ml for rinseback, the total addition amounts to 400 ml.

If Linda's initial UF goal was, for example, 2800 ml, the addition of the 400 ml would elevate that target to 3200 ml. This is crucial in maintaining accurate fluid management, as the UF goal reflects the total amount of fluid that must be removed during the treatment session. Therefore, it's important to take these additional volumes into account to ensure the patient's treatment remains effective and that fluid balance is properly managed throughout the dialysis session.