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20 Cards in this Set
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a client is admitted with SIADH. What should the nurse report to the dr?
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serum calcium of 10 mg/dL and tented tissue turgor
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Effective response to treatment for diabetes insipidus?
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decreased urine output and increase in specific gravity
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Plan of care for patient with Addison's
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place client on fluid restriction
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tumor in the adrenal gland
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pheochromocytoma
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Intervention for SIADH
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hypertonic saline IV
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Signs and symptoms of Cushing's
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change in fat distribution, hypertension, emotional instability
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Addison's symptoms
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increased K+, decreased Na+, orthostatic hypotension, decreased glucose, bronze skin discoloration
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nursing intervention for diabetes insipidus
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strict assessment of I&O
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Addisonian Crisis
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physiological need for steriods is greater than the supply
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TSH deficiency
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most life threatening hormone deficiency
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Skeletal changes, increased serum glucose, organomegaly
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acromegaly
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serum Na+ is decreased, weight gain occurs, output is decreased
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SIADH
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change in fat distribution, suppressed immune response, skin changes, osteoporosis
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Cushing's
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serum Na+ is increased, K+ is decreased hypertension, paresthesia
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Conn's
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large amount of output(4-30L), decreased BP, tachycardia, increase in thirst
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diabetes insipidous
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urine output is increased, serum Na+ is decreased, K+ is increased, salt cravings
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Addison's
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increase in basal metabolic rate, heat intolerance, fever, weight loss, amenorrhea
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Graves
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cells become mucinous, non pitting edema occurs, decreased respirations, body temp decreases
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mxyedema
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trousseau's sign and chvosteck's sign, poor teeth, tingling around mouth and hands
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hypoparathyroidism
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Ca+ level increases, osteoporosis, renal stones
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hyperparathyroidism
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