DI vs SIADH Flashcards

1
Q

Causes of DI

A

Head Trauma

Infections of CNS

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2
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DI and ADH

A

Lack of ADH

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3
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S&S DI (6)

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Excessive thirst (polydipsia)
>250 ml/hr dilute urine 
Hypotension and tachycardia
Specific Gravity 1.001-1.005
Weight loss
Hypernatremia, dehydration, hypovolemia
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4
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Lab Indicators DI

A
High 
- serum sodium
- serum osmolality
- UO
Low
- urine osmolality 
NO
- urine Na
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5
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Management of DI

A

Volume replacement
Desmopressin
- Deceases UO and increases BP

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6
Q

SIADH and ADH

A

Excess

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7
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Neuro S&S of SIADH

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neuro: confusion, h/a, seizures, weakness, coma

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8
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Pulm S&S of SIADH

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pulm: increased respirations, dyspnea, breath sounds, frothy pink sputum

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9
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Cardio S&S of SIADH

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HTN, edema

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10
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Labs of SIADH

A
LOW
- Na
- Serum Osm
- UO
HIGH
- Urine Osm
- Urine Na
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11
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Management of SIADH

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Fluid restriction

Diuretics

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