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SIADH Review
Syndrome of Inappropriate Antiduretic Hormone
Question | Answer |
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SIADH | An excessive release of antidiuretic hormone ADH -> water intoxication and hypoatremia |
Normal Serum Sodium | 136-145 mEq/L Critical values <120 or >160 Sodium is the major cation in the extracellular space. Many factors regulate sodium balance. |
SIADH | Excess ADH-> renal absorption of water and suppression of renin angiotension mechanism causing renal excretion of sodium leading to water intoxication, cellular edema, dilutional hypoatremia |
what can cause SIADH? | malignant tumors, infection, increasing pressure, head injury, meningitis, cardiovascular accident, medications, trauma, pain |
SIADH - URINE is? | THINK Concentrated, increased urine sodium, increased urine osmolarity, as urine volume decreases, the urine osmolarity |
Recognizing SIADH | increased BP, crackles in lungs, JVD, taut skin, intake greater than output, concentrated urine |
what are the early signs of of SIADH? | headaches, weakness, anorexia, muscle cramps, weight gain without edema |
SIADH nursing interventions | Fluid restriction 500-1000 ml/day medications: declocyline or lithium carbonate, IV fluids 200-300 hypertonic IV |