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Diabetes insipidus

Insufficient ADH, kidneys don’t reabsorb water. Normal ADH but no response from kidneys.

S/s of DI

Polyuria, polydipsia, nocturia, dilute urine, dehydration, hypovolemic shock, decreased LoC, death.

Diagnosis of DI

Urine specific gravity <1.001 increased serum osmolarity. Water deprivation test(check urine osmolarity after withholding water)

Interventions of DI

Hypotonic IVF, IV or SubQ Vasopressin, intranasal DDAVP. Thiazide Diuretics if Nephrogenic-stimulate ADH production

Nursing Diagnosis of DI

Deficient Fluid Volume.

SIADH

Too much ADH, water retention, hyponatremia, decreases serum osmolarity(very dilute)

Cause of SIADH

Cancers-bronchogenic lung cancer. Drugs, alcohol

S/s of SIADH

Fluid retention/weight gain. Dilutions hyponatremia, serum osmolarity<275, concentrated urine, muscle cramps, weakness, brain swelling, seizures; death.

Diagnostic test of SIADH

-Urine Chemistry(concentrated) increased urine sodium, increased urine osmolarity.


-serum chemistry decreases serum sodium, decreases serum osmolarity.


Water load test

Interventions SIADH

Eliminate cause, fluid restriction(500-100ml/day) hypertonic saline IV(pull fluid out of cells) administer diuretics(Lasix)

SIADH nursing diagnosis

Excess fluid volume

Growth hormone deficiency

Deficient GH in childhood. Increase risk for CVA/heart attack. Grow only 3/4 ft. Slowed sexual maturation, May have mental retardation. GH response to induced hypoglycemia. Soma teen SQ or IM.

Acromegaly

Excess growth hormone in adults. Bone growth in width. Organs/connective tissues enlarged. Change in shoe/ring size, nose, jaw brow enlarge. Difficulty speaking and swallowing, sleep apnea, headaches. DM, arthritis, sexual dysfunction.

Hypophysectomy

Lifelong TH, steroid, seed hormone replacement.

Medications to decreases blood levels of GH

Octreotide(sandostatin)


Bromocriptine(parlodel)


Pegvisomant(somavert)-used to block effects of excessive GH