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    This document contains Cornell notes on SIADH (syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion). It discusses the etiology as ADH being released when plasma osmolarity is decreased, causing water retention and hyponatremia. Manifestations include nausea, vomiting, lethargy and others due to anything affecting the pituitary. Nursing care involves fluid restriction of 500-1000ml per day, monitoring intake and output, daily weights, keeping the head of bed flat, and using diuretics and 3% saline to increase sodium levels and prevent fluid overload.

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    Cornell Notes Topic/Objective: Endocrine Name: Ben Disease: SIADH Page(s) : Disease Process/Overview

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    This document contains Cornell notes on SIADH (syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion). It discusses the etiology as ADH being released when plasma osmolarity is decreased, causing water retention and hyponatremia. Manifestations include nausea, vomiting, lethargy and others due to anything affecting the pituitary. Nursing care involves fluid restriction of 500-1000ml per day, monitoring intake and output, daily weights, keeping the head of bed flat, and using diuretics and 3% saline to increase sodium levels and prevent fluid overload.

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    Topic/Objective: Endocrine

    Name: Ben

    Disease: SIADH

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    Disease Process/Overview:

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    Etiology

    1. Occurs when ADH is released even though plasma osmolarity is


    decreased
    2. Water is retained, resulting in hyponatremia and fluid overload
    3. GFR inhibits renin and aldosterone causing body to attempt to filter out
    sodium, making hyponatremia worse than originally

    Manifestations

    1. Recent head trauma, stroke, CVA (anything that can affect the pituitary
    2. Nausea
    3. Vomiting
    4. Anorexic
    5. Lethargy
    6. Headache
    7. Hostile affect
    8. Disoriented
    9. Bounding pulse
    10. Hypothermic (problem with release of ADH)

    Diagnostics
    Collaborative care

    Nursing care

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    Restrict fluid
    500-1000ml/day fluid restriction
    Monitor I&Os
    Daily weights
    Monitor for fluid overload as it can lead to pulmonary edema or heart
    failure
    6. Keep head of bed flat (encourage venous return)
    7. Diuretics (furosemide) (also helps increase sodium levels)
    8. 3% saline (increase salt content)

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