IneffectiveHealthMaintenanceBehaviors r/t__________deficientknowledgeregarding careof disease andimportance ofmedicationsCommoncomplicationsDehydration&ElectrolyteImbalanceThis diuretic can itcan lower urineoutput for somepeople withnephrogenicdiabetes insipidusThiazidediureticsLab result?: Waterloss in urine leadstohemoconcentrationSerumsodiumOR bloodosmolalityOccurs whenthe kidney hasa decreasedresponsivenessto ADHRenalDIWho is theman with themustache thatpresentedlabs?SergeyMostseriouscomplicationHypovolemiaDI pt'sabnormalrange ofurineosmolalityless than250mOsm/LUrinatingon thebedNocturiaWhopresentedNursingActions andInterventions?JuvieWho presentedpathophysiology?KatieADH isproducedby theHypothalamusWhopresentedS & S?AngelaWhichclinicalgroup ispresenting?L05Desmopressinside effectsheadache,abdominalpain, runnynose,nosebleedRestrictdrinks thatcontain_____caffeine______r/tinability toconservefluid.Risk forimpairedskinbreakdownLatin wordfor "watersiphon"DiabetesUrinecolorpaleyellowWhopresentedSMARToutcomes?ChloeWho is themaster ofmedicationsof thisgroup?JamesLatinword for"bland"InsipidusThis hormonehelpsmaintainbody waterbalanceADHAbnormalandexcessiveneed forthirstPolydipsiaMetabolicdisordersHigh bloodcalcium levels& Lowpotassiumlevels Monitor_ & _FluidIntake &outputPoorskinturgorSkintentingWhopresentedcomplications?DianaFirst linetreatment;replacesADHDesmopressinWho isourclinicalinstructor?MissJoviWhopresentedriskfactors?JennyDeficientfluidvolume r/t______inability toconservefluid#1 MajorriskfactorBrain/HeadinjuryMainimaging orscreeningprocedureMRILab result?:dilute urinedespitehypernatremiaUrineosmolalityHypovolemiacan lead tohyperosmolality,loss ofconsciousness,circulatorycollapse, andCNS damageADH deficiencyleads to[increase ordecrease?] inH2Oreabsorption?decreaseAbnormallylargeamounts ofurinePolyuriaADH isreleasedby thePosteriorpituitaryglandIneffectiveHealthMaintenanceBehaviors r/t__________deficientknowledgeregarding careof disease andimportance ofmedicationsCommoncomplicationsDehydration&ElectrolyteImbalanceThis diuretic can itcan lower urineoutput for somepeople withnephrogenicdiabetes insipidusThiazidediureticsLab result?: Waterloss in urine leadstohemoconcentrationSerumsodiumOR bloodosmolalityOccurs whenthe kidney hasa decreasedresponsivenessto ADHRenalDIWho is theman with themustache thatpresentedlabs?SergeyMostseriouscomplicationHypovolemiaDI pt'sabnormalrange ofurineosmolalityless than250mOsm/LUrinatingon thebedNocturiaWhopresentedNursingActions andInterventions?JuvieWho presentedpathophysiology?KatieADH isproducedby theHypothalamusWhopresentedS & S?AngelaWhichclinicalgroup ispresenting?L05Desmopressinside effectsheadache,abdominalpain, runnynose,nosebleedRestrictdrinks thatcontain_____caffeine______r/tinability toconservefluid.Risk forimpairedskinbreakdownLatin wordfor "watersiphon"DiabetesUrinecolorpaleyellowWhopresentedSMARToutcomes?ChloeWho is themaster ofmedicationsof thisgroup?JamesLatinword for"bland"InsipidusThis hormonehelpsmaintainbody waterbalanceADHAbnormalandexcessiveneed forthirstPolydipsiaMetabolicdisordersHigh bloodcalcium levels& Lowpotassiumlevels Monitor_ & _FluidIntake &outputPoorskinturgorSkintentingWhopresentedcomplications?DianaFirst linetreatment;replacesADHDesmopressinWho isourclinicalinstructor?MissJoviWhopresentedriskfactors?JennyDeficientfluidvolume r/t______inability toconservefluid#1 MajorriskfactorBrain/HeadinjuryMainimaging orscreeningprocedureMRILab result?:dilute urinedespitehypernatremiaUrineosmolalityHypovolemiacan lead tohyperosmolality,loss ofconsciousness,circulatorycollapse, andCNS damageADH deficiencyleads to[increase ordecrease?] inH2Oreabsorption?decreaseAbnormallylargeamounts ofurinePolyuriaADH isreleasedby thePosteriorpituitarygland

Diabetes Insipidus - Call List

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