Week 7 & 8 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

Diabetes Insipidus

What is it?

A

not enough ADH
fluid deficit
tachycardia
poor water absorption
excessive urinating
excessive thirst

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Diabetes Insipidus

urine will be?

A

diluted

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3
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Diabetes Insipidus

Urine specific gravity
Urine osmolality

A

decreased urine specific gravity (less than 1.005)

decreased urine osmolality (less than 200)

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4
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Diabetes Insipidus

blood osmolality
blood potassium

A

increased blood osmolality (more than 300 mEq/L)

increased blood potassium

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5
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SIADH (opposite of DI)

what is it?

A

excess in ADH production
think fluid overload
headache, weakness, N/V, little urine (oliguria-dark yellow)
tachycardia
bounding pulses
distended neck veins
taut skin

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6
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SIADH

urine will be?

A

urine will be concentrated

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7
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SIADH

urine osmolarity

A

increased urine osmolarity

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8
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SIADH

blood osmolarity

A

diluted
decreased blood osmolarity (less than 270 mEq/L)

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