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| Increased production of ADH aka vasopressin, which causes fluid retention and reduced urine output |
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*MAOIs, NSAIDs, SSRI’s, Vasopressin
*TB, PNA, emphysema, Asthma (hypoxia/hypercapnia increases risk)
*Cancer, malignancies, tumors
*HIV/AIDs, Gillian Barre’s
*Stroke, trauma, hemorrhage, psychosis
*Genetic link |
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*Extreme thirst
*Irritability, restless (d/t decreased na)
*Stupor, coma, seizures, shock
*Tremors, cramps
*Personality changes: Combativeness, hallucinations, confusion
*Depressed mood, memory impairment |
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| Elevated d/t compensation. BP may remain normal |
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| Less than 200 ml per 2 hours |
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| Confusion, delirium, coma with low na |
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| Notify provider if urine output: |
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| Fluid restrictions = ? per day |
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| How quickly can you increase Na per hour? |
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| i/o indicating med is NOT working |
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| i/o indicating med IS working |
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| 40-220 according to google |
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