Diabetes insipidus Flashcards

1
Q

diabetes insipidus has deficiency or insensitivity to what hormone?

A

ADH

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2
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what is DI?

A

passage of large amounts of diluted urine

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3
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criteria for DI

A
  1. QUANTITY- 2-3L/24hr of urine

2. CONCENTRATION- less than 300mOsm/kg

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4
Q

Which type of diabetes insidious is caused by decreased ADH production

A

central DI

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5
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most common type of DI

A

Central DI

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6
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primary causes of central DI

A

main one is ideopathic

also hypothalamic damage and hereditary

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7
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secondary causes of central DI

A

brain/pituitary tumors, cranial surgery, transphenoidal adenectomyx, head trauma

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8
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what is nephrogenic DI

A

Partial or complete insensitivity to ADH

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9
Q

kidney resistance to ADH is what type of DI

A

nephrogenic

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10
Q

sickle cell, lithium meds
hypercalcemia and hypokalemia
canc ause

A

nephrogenic DI

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11
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when does DI pt usually become symptomatic

A

when there is decreased water intake

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12
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DI presents like DM, except what levels are normal?

A

glucose

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13
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symptoms of DI

A

POLYURIA, POLYDIPSIA, NOCTURIA (ENURESIS-in kids)

hypernatremia- due to decreased water intake (weakness, seizures, ataxia, coma)

dehydration, hypotension, rapid vascular collapse

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14
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Diagnosis of DI

A
Water deprivation test
UA: dilute urine/specific gravity
24 hr urine collection= less than 2L rules out DI
CHEMISTIRES, ELECTROLYES, GLUCOSE LEVELS
elevated URIC acid
MRI of brain= no ADH so should not be lit up if pt has DI
PLASMA ADH level
VASOPRESSIN challenge test
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15
Q

in water deprivation test, if it gets more concentrated after given ADH then it is ____.

A

normal pt

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16
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in water deprivation test, if osmolality rises to 750 mOsm/kg after given ADH then it is

A

central

17
Q

in water deprivation test, if there is no change after given ADH then it is

A

nephrogenic

18
Q

management for DI

A

Replace fluids, slow reduction of NA

19
Q

pharm management of DI

A
  • Desmopressin (DOC for Central DI) as needed for thirst and polyuria
  • Synthetic Vasopressin
  • Chlorpropamide
  • Thiazides
  • Carbamazepine- anti convulsant- last resort medication, doesn’t work that great
20
Q

prognosis for DI

A

EXCELLENT

complication can include fever and cV collapse