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💦SIADH: Part 2. Make sure to share with a nursing school buddy & follow for more tips, tricks, & educational videos! . 💦SIADH (syndrome of inappropriate diuretic hormone) is caused caused by excessive ADH secretion leading to fluid retention, fluid volume overload, & dilutional hyponatremia. . 💦Priority nursing interventions for patients with fluid volume excess caused by SIADH include daily weights, strict intake and output monitoring, and a fluid restriction of 500-1000 mL/day. . 💊Medications like Tolvaptan and hypertonic saline can help increase sodium levels, but require close monitoring for fluid overload. . #nursingschool #nursingschoolhacks #endocrinesystem #nursingstudent #nursingstudenttips

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✅Share with a nursing school buddy taking critical care & follow for more nursing educational videos! . 🫀Non-invasive methods for hemodynamic monitoring, include non-invasive blood pressure, jugular venous distension (JVD) assessment, and lactate levels. . 🫀Non-invasive blood pressure is a key hemodynamic marker. Remember that a mean arterial pressure (MAP) of at least 65 mmHg is the minimum acceptable MAP for adequate organ perfusion. . 💦Positive JVD assessment indicates fluid volume overload. JVD is assessed with the HOB at a 45 degree angle. . 🩸Elevated lactate levels indicate cellular-level dysfunction, often due to hypoperfusion, ischemia, or hypotension. Elevated lactate does not solely indicate the presence of septic shock. . #nursingschool #nursingschoolhacks #criticalcare #hemodynamics #icunurse #nursingstudenttips #studentnurse

💦SIADH (syndrome of inappropriate anti-diuretic hormone) is the excess production of ADH by the posterior pituitary gland. . 💦SIADH leads to fluid volume overload & dilutional hyponatremia. . ✅Make sure to follow for part 2 where I go over the priority nursing interventions for SIADH. . #nursingschoolhacks #endocrinesystem #nursingstudent #nursingstudenttips #medsurg #nclextips

➡️Follow for more nursing education content like this! . ✅Diabetes insipidus is caused by a deficiency in the production of antidiuretic hormone (ADH) or the kidney’s inability to respond to ADH appropriately. . ✅The most important etiology of diabetes insipidus is head problems, such as traumatic brain injuries, neurosurgeries, and brain tumors. . ✅The signs and symptoms of diabetes insipidus are directly related to excessive diuresis and fluid volume deficit, which can lead to hypovolemic shock. . ✅There are seven “H’s” to remember as important clinical manifestations of diabetes insipidus: high urine output, high thirst, hypotension, high heart rate, high serum osmolality, hemoconcentration leading to high blood glucose and high H&H, and hypernatremia. . ✅The two “L’s” are low urine osmolality and lethargy or mental status changes. . #nursingschool #nursingschoolhacks #endocrinesystem #diabetesinsipidus #nclexrn #nursingstudenttips #medsurg

✅Save this for your upcoming med-surg endocrine test & follow for more videos like this! . ✅Addison’s disease is an endocrine disorder that affects hormone production of the adrenal cortex. . ✅Signs & symptoms of Addison’s disease are caused by a deficiency in cortisol and aldosterone. . ✅Lack of cortisol & aldosterone lead to symptoms of hypoglycemia, hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, hypovolemia, hypotension, weight loss, depression, fatigue, and weakness. Assessment may reveal reports of salt cravings. . ✅Labs include low serum cortisol, low fasting blood glucose, low sodium, and elevated potassium. . #nursingschool #nursingschoolhacks #addisondisease #endocrine #nursingstudenttips #nursingstudent #studentnurse

✅Share with a nursing school buddy & follow for more nursing school tips & tricks like this! . 💦In the previous video, I reviewed the causes & pathophysiology of diabetes insipidus, which is lack of antidiuretic hormone production leading to excessive urination. . 💦Priority nursing interventions for patients with diabetes insipidus focus on preventing ✨hypovolemic shock✨. . 💦Priority assessments include strict intake and output monitoring, daily weights, and frequent blood pressure/heart rate checks. The nurse will also closely monitor serum sodium levels & urine specific gravity. . 💦The medication used to treat patients with diabetes insipidus is desmopressin, a synthetic form of antidiuretic hormone that helps the patient retain fluid. . 🧑‍⚕️👩🏻‍⚕️Key patient education for patients receiving Desmopressin therapy includes reporting excessive urination, thirst, weight gain, confusion, and headaches, as these can be signs of adverse effects like fluid overload and dilutional hyponatremia. . #nursingschool #nursingschoolhacks #diabetesinsipidus #endocrine #medsurg #nursingstudenttips