DI
SIADH
Hypo-Electrolytes
Hyper-Electrolytes
I&Os
100

What type of disorder (system) is DI?

What is a metabolic disorder

100

The pitutiary gland releases too much of what hormone in SIADH?

What is ADH

100

Hyponatremia is accompanied by what lab values?

What is a sodium <135

100

Hypercalcemia is classified as a lab value of what?

What is a calcium level of >10.0

100

What is a normal urine output (mL) per hour?

What is 30mL/hr

200

DI patients have very diluted urine. What would their specific gravity be? (High or low)

What is a low specific gravity

200

What are two risk factors to develop SIADH?

What is certain meds (name them), excessive stress, COPD, TB, PNA, Lupus, CVA, etc

200

With hypokalemia, what is a food that we want to encourage oral intake of?

What is bananas, spinach and/or fish

200

What is one sign or symptom of a patient that has hypernatremia?

What is dry mucous membranes, low U.O., restlessness, agitation, confusion

200

A patient with DI would excrete how many L of urine per day?

5-20L/day

300

What is something we DON'T want to limit for a patient with DI?

What is we don't want to limit their PO fluid intake

300

What type of IV fluids would a patient with SIADH be ordered?

What is IV hypertonic saline (3-5%)

300

What is the main sign and symptom of a patient with hypocalcemia?

What is the Trousseau & Chvostek sign

300

What is one main nursing intervention for a patient with hypermagesemia?

What is to administer diuretics as ordered, decrease PO mag, monitor I&Os

300
What is the fluid limit intake (mL) for a patient who has SIADH?

What is 800-1000mL/day

400

What is the name of the medication that is administered to a patient with DI?

What is desmopressin

400

What are two main clinical manisfestations with a patient with SIADH?

What is: AMS, nausea/vomiting, tremors, seizures, irritability

400

Hypomagnesemia has multiple conditions that can cause it. What is one?

What is alcoholism, diarrhea, hypercalcemia, starvation, prolonged malnutrition

400

Hypercalcemia has a few major causes. What is one of them?

What is immobilization, excessive intake of supp. Ca+, increased Vit D & parathyroid levels

400

A patient with DI drinks a lot of fluids but is still dehydrated. What is their daily L intake?

What is 4-20L/day

500

What main electrolyte imbalance is found in DI?

What is hypernatremia

500

What main electrolyte imbalance is found in SIADH?

What is hyponatremia

500

What are the severe signs and symptoms of hyponatremia (4)?

What is altered LOC, coma, seziures, and shock
500

What is the name of the medication that is administered with a pt who has hyperkalemia?

What is Kayexalate (sodium polystyrene sulfonate)

500

How much % of water makes up an older adults body?

What is 45-55%

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