Who is the master of medications of this group? James #1 Major risk factor Brain/Head injury Most serious complication Hypovolemia Who presented risk factors? Jenny Metabolic disorders High blood calcium levels & Low potassium levels This diuretic can it can lower urine output for some people with nephrogenic diabetes insipidus Thiazide diuretics Abnormal and excessive need for thirst Polydipsia First line treatment; replaces ADH Desmopressin This hormone helps maintain body water balance ADH Occurs when the kidney has a decreased responsiveness to ADH Renal DI Who presented SMART outcomes? Chloe ADH is released by the Posterior pituitary gland Lab result?: dilute urine despite hypernatremia Urine osmolality Ineffective Health Maintenance Behaviors r/t __________ deficient knowledge regarding care of disease and importance of medications Restrict drinks that contain _____ caffeine Poor skin turgor Skin tenting Who presented Nursing Actions and Interventions? Juvie Who presented pathophysiology? Katie Abnormally large amounts of urine Polyuria Desmopressin side effects headache, abdominal pain, runny nose, nosebleed Who presented complications? Diana Who is our clinical instructor? Miss Jovi DI pt's abnormal range of urine osmolality less than 250 mOsm/L Urine color pale yellow ______r/t inability to conserve fluid. Risk for impaired skin breakdown Latin word for "bland" Insipidus Common complications Dehydration & Electrolyte Imbalance Lab result?: Water loss in urine leads to hemoconcentration Serum sodium OR blood osmolality Latin word for "water siphon" Diabetes Hypovolemia can lead to hyperosmolality, loss of consciousness, circulatory collapse, and CNS damage ADH deficiency leads to [increase or decrease?] in H2O reabsorption? decrease Main imaging or screening procedure MRI Who presented S & S? Angela Who is the man with the mustache that presented labs? Sergey Deficient fluid volume r/t ______ inability to conserve fluid Monitor _ & _ Fluid Intake & output ADH is produced by the Hypothalamus Urinating on the bed Nocturia Which clinical group is presenting? L05 Who is the master of medications of this group? James #1 Major risk factor Brain/Head injury Most serious complication Hypovolemia Who presented risk factors? Jenny Metabolic disorders High blood calcium levels & Low potassium levels This diuretic can it can lower urine output for some people with nephrogenic diabetes insipidus Thiazide diuretics Abnormal and excessive need for thirst Polydipsia First line treatment; replaces ADH Desmopressin This hormone helps maintain body water balance ADH Occurs when the kidney has a decreased responsiveness to ADH Renal DI Who presented SMART outcomes? Chloe ADH is released by the Posterior pituitary gland Lab result?: dilute urine despite hypernatremia Urine osmolality Ineffective Health Maintenance Behaviors r/t __________ deficient knowledge regarding care of disease and importance of medications Restrict drinks that contain _____ caffeine Poor skin turgor Skin tenting Who presented Nursing Actions and Interventions? Juvie Who presented pathophysiology? Katie Abnormally large amounts of urine Polyuria Desmopressin side effects headache, abdominal pain, runny nose, nosebleed Who presented complications? Diana Who is our clinical instructor? Miss Jovi DI pt's abnormal range of urine osmolality less than 250 mOsm/L Urine color pale yellow ______r/t inability to conserve fluid. Risk for impaired skin breakdown Latin word for "bland" Insipidus Common complications Dehydration & Electrolyte Imbalance Lab result?: Water loss in urine leads to hemoconcentration Serum sodium OR blood osmolality Latin word for "water siphon" Diabetes Hypovolemia can lead to hyperosmolality, loss of consciousness, circulatory collapse, and CNS damage ADH deficiency leads to [increase or decrease?] in H2O reabsorption? decrease Main imaging or screening procedure MRI Who presented S & S? Angela Who is the man with the mustache that presented labs? Sergey Deficient fluid volume r/t ______ inability to conserve fluid Monitor _ & _ Fluid Intake & output ADH is produced by the Hypothalamus Urinating on the bed Nocturia Which clinical group is presenting? L05
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James
Brain/Head injury
Hypovolemia
Jenny
High blood calcium levels
& Low potassium levels
Thiazide diuretics
Polydipsia
Desmopressin
ADH
Renal DI
Chloe
Posterior pituitary gland
Urine osmolality
deficient knowledge regarding care of disease and importance of medications
caffeine
Skin tenting
Juvie
Katie
Polyuria
headache, abdominal pain, runny nose, nosebleed
Diana
Miss Jovi
less than 250 mOsm/L
pale yellow
Risk for impaired skin breakdown
Insipidus
Dehydration & Electrolyte Imbalance
Serum sodium OR blood osmolality
Diabetes
hyperosmolality, loss of consciousness, circulatory collapse, and CNS damage
decrease
MRI
Angela
Sergey
inability to conserve fluid
Fluid Intake & output
Hypothalamus
Nocturia
L05
