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Nursing 
Care
Diagnostics
Signs & Symptoms
What is it?
Nursing 
Care
Diagnostics
Signs & Symptoms
What is it?
Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone
Diabetes 
Insipidus
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What is it?
Signs & Symptoms
Diagnostics
Nursing Care
What is it?
Signs & Symptoms
Diagnostics
Nursing Care

Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone

Diabetes Insipidus

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Diabetes Insipidus

  • Deficiency of ADH
  • DILUTE urine
  • Kidneys don't respond to ADH
    • Inadequate water reabsorption
    • Body doesn't make ADH

CAUSES

CAUSES

SIADH

  • Excessive water conservation
  • Increased ADH synthesis, secretion, or BOTH
  • Kidneys retain excess water resulting in increased plasma volume = increased blood pressure
  • Water intoxication develops

Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone

Click each of the to review the signs and symptoms of SIADH. Click the button above to watch a video over SIADH and quiz yourself on the treatment.

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Diagnostics

Check osmolality

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Urine sample

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Blood draw to check electrolytes

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Urine

Osmolality

Blood sample

So how do we know our patient has SIADH?

SIADH Treatment

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  1. Daily weight
  2. I&O
  3. Oral care (due to fluid restriction)
  4. ENFORCE FLUID RESTRICTION!
  5. Assess neuro status frequently
  6. Seizure precautions
  7. Watch for hyponatremia

Nursing Care for SIADH

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Click each of the to review the signs and symptoms of SIADH. Click the button above to watch a video over SIADH and quiz yourself on the treatment.

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Diabetes Insipidus

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Diagnostics

Blood draw to check electrolytes

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24 hour urine collection

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Water deprivation test

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Urine

Blood sample

Water deprivation test

So how do we know our patient has Diabetes Insipidus?

DI Treatment

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  1. Teach patients this can be a CHRONIC condition
    1. If they are showing signs of LOW ADH - they need to take their meds!
  2. With meds - be careful of Vasopressin causing fluid overload!
    1. What does H20 Overload look like?
  3. Measure I&O
  4. Encourage fluids
  5. Daily Weight
  6. Vital Signs
  7. Skin/mouth care due to dehydration
  8. Watch for hypernatremia

Nursing Care for DI

  • CNS disorders (cerebral edema)
  • Drugs: narcotics, chemotherapy
  • ADH producing tumor
  • Medications: Vasopressin, anesthetics, oral hypoglycemis, tricyclic antidepressants
What causes SIADH?

SIADH Overview

TOO MUCH ADH! This will cause the body to RETAIN fluid and the urine will be VERY concentrated. Kidneys are using too much ADH

What causes DI?

  • Tumors
  • Head Injuries
  • CVA or Cranial Surgery
  • Medications: Lithium, Declomycin

Water Deprivation Test

  • Water deprivation test
  • Water is withheld for 8-16 hours
  • Check BP, weight, osmolality every hour
  • The test is stopped when osmolalities stabilities, patient loses 5% of their body weight, or develops orthostatic hypotension
  • Once this happens, ADH is given and osmolality is checked in 1 hour
  • If there is INCREASED osmolality the patient has Diabetes Insipidus

Diabetes Insipidus Overview

Deficiency of ADH! This will cause the urine to be VERY dilute. Kidneys are not working to respond to ADH so the kidneys are unable to reabsorb the water. This can be due to the body not making or secreting ADH.

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