Diabetes Insipidus

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In the context of a patient at risk for post neurosurgical diabetes insipidus following a transsphenoidal hypophysectomy certain assessment changes can indicate complications that

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The client is admitted to the medical unit with a diagnosis of rule out diabetes insipidus DI Which instructions should the nurse teach regarding a fluid deprivation test 1 The client will be

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Which of the following is most effective in assessing the client suspected of developing diabetes insipidus 1 Taking vital signs every 2 hours 2 Measuring urine output hourly 3

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Diabetes Insipidus Although this disease is called diabetes it is not truly related to diabetes It is caused by a lack of antidiuretic hormone ADH or because the kidneys are not responding to ADH

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Malcom has diabetes and he is not good about taking his medications or even checking his insulin levels His doctor has recently started using mobile health mHealth How will Malcom s

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The physician decides to switch him to chlorpromazine What is a common side effect of chlorpromazine A Agranulocytosis B Corneal deposits C Diabetes insipidus D Hypertension

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Claire Harding a 68 year old female was admitted to the intensive care unit ICU with complaints of shortness of breath chest pain and palpitations She has a history of hypertension

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Julie returns several weeks after her initial diabetic training unable to keep her sugars under control Which of the following is the most likely reason for this complication She doesn t

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Desmopressin is used to treat Diabetes Insipidus or certain types of von Willebrand disease which is unrelated to the client s primary acute issues Therefore the most critical intervention to prevent a