W2L4 DI &SIADH Flashcards
Def Diabetes insipidus?
Disorder of post lobe pitui gla char by deficiency ADH
Types of Diabetes Insipidus
- Central
- ADH deficit
- Neurosurgery, TBI, tumor, Inc ICP, brain death, inf - Nephrogenic
- Kidney ignore ADH
- Kidney dis, drug(lithium) - Psychogenis
- Rare form of DI
- Drink water up to 5 l/d
Pathophysiology DI
ADH deficit- Excessive diuresis- Inc serum osmolarity- Hypernatremia- Hypovolemic shock
SS DI
- Polyuria w uo 5-15l daily
- Polydipsia
- Marked dehy
- Anorexia & epigastric fullness
- Nocturia & fatigue
Investigations DI
- Measure 24H uo & urine osmolarity
- Fluid deprivation test
- Imaging: ddx DI(MRI pitui & hypothalamus)
- DI+lab
- Sodium(>145 mEq/L)
- Serum osmolarity(>320 mOsm/l)
- Urine osmolarity(<300 mOsm/l)
Treatment DI
A. Central DI:
- Treat primary disease
- Correct a fluid deficit
- DDAVP: inc urine conc & dec urine flow (iv/ subcutaneous, nasal inhalation, tablet
B. Nephrogenic DI
• Underlying disorder/ stop offend medication
• Thiazide diuretics
• Low-sodium diet
• Inhibitors prostaglandin synthesis (indomethacin)
Def Syndrome of Inappropriate ADH Secretion?
Disorder of impair water excretion coz by inability suppress secretion/ excessive secretion & action of ADH
Causes SIADH
- 1ry brain injury(meningitis)
- Inf(pneumonia)
- Hypothyroidism
- Kidney(dec S osmo, inc urine osmo)
- Malig(lung)
- Drug(carbamazepine, morphine)
Assessment and Diagnosis SIADH
– Cp relate h2o & Na imbalance – Lethargy – Anorexia – Mental confusion – Seizures, coma, death – S Lab Value • Serum ADH • Urine Osmo(300-1400 mosm/l) • Urine Specific Gravity
Inv SIADH
Chest radiograph:underlying coz (pulmonary disease)
Brain CT: cerebral edema, brain tumor
Clinical Management SIADH
- Ttt underlying medical condition
- Normalize serum sodium (130 meq/l & >) 24 -48H (Max correction=15meq/d)
- Elevate S Na fast(pontine myelinolysis)
- Normalize s osmo
- Correct excess extravascular fluid volume
- Restrict fluids
- 3% NaCl
- Loop diuretics
Drug therapy in SIADH
• Demeclocycline & lithium • Demeclocycline >eff & use- lithium • Both drugs are nephrotoxic • Demeclocycline(nausea, vomiting, photosensitivity) • Lithium(neuropsychiatric se)