SIADH vs Diabetes Insipidus (DI) for nursing endocrine system lecture exams and NCLEX review. This easy explanation on SIADH vs DI helps simplify the pathophysiology of diabetes insipidus and Syndrome of Inappropriate Anti-diuretic hormone. The key to understanding diabetes insipidus and SIADH is how the anti-diuretic hormone (ADH) works on the body. The ADH hormone is produced in the hypothalamus and secreted/stored in the posterior pituitary gland. ADH is responsible for retaining water in the body and constricting blood vessels. In SIADH, there is hypersecretion of ADH and hypo-secretion of ADH in Diabetes Insipidus. Learn more about the signs and symptoms and nursing interventions/management for SIADH and DI.
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What is SIADH (syndrome of antidiuretic hormone) and
DI (diabetes insipidus)?
And what are the key concepts the NCLEX wants RN nursing students and LPN students to know endocrine medical surgical nursing for adult health?
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The pathophysiology of SIADH vs. DI both revolve around trauma to the pituitary.
SIADH, syndrome of antidiuretic hormone, is a condition where the body has stopped urinating leading to classic signs and symptoms of a swollen body, hemodilution (low serum osmolality “low liquidy labs”), and thick dark urine (high spec gravity).
DI, diabetes insipidus, is the opposite, where the body can not stop urinating, leading to classic signs and symptoms of dry body, hemoconcentration (high serum osmolality “high and dry labs”), and light diluted urine (low specific gravity).
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Hello Everyone! I have a little correction to this video at 09:03. There is NOT edema with SIADH. Please review the updated lecture notes via the link for a further explanation: http://www.registerednursern.com/how-to-understand-diabetes-insipidus-and-siadh-syndrome-of-inappropriate-antidiuretic-hormone-difference-between-di-siadh/
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Another good way to remember is;
SIADH (lots of letters…lots of ADH…lots of water)
DI (very few letters…very "few" ADH…very "few" water)
…not grammatically correct but it helped me…good luck!
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They said I may have insipidus today, and I'd certainly believe it. I've survive some crazy stuff including traumatic brain injury. They sent me to an endocrinologist because I sweat, urinate, and drink so much. You should only need a sip of dis, but I'm so very thirsty. Thanks for your video. I'd first read of insipidus several years ago and said I needed to get checked because I have some problems. But, I couldn't get the nurse at the jail to read the grievances seriously, and then I forgot
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When you said that teas promote voiding, are you referring to all tea, or just tea with caffeine in it?
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A way I like to remember is use the number of letters in the name:
SIADH = lots of letters = lots of ADH = lots of water
DI = less letters = less ADH = less water
In SIADH, if we add the sodium, isnt it gonna help retain more fluid into system? totally got confused.
2) if desmopressin hold the U/O how its gonna cause hyponatramia?
Coming back to this video again. How do you give it a double like? 😉
You don’t restrict your water intake on desmopressin right?
All videos helped a lot! Thank you
For the last question you said further education would be needed for a patient that says "this drug is used to decrease my frequent urination," but I think that is a correct statement.
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How would you cite this video using APA format?
For the last question on desmopressin, isn’t option number three (3) excepted because the drug helps to retain fluid? This means the client don’t need further teaching right?
at 14:55 you skipped I will make sure to restrict water intake" — with DI, this would be FALSE, because you are DI – Dry inside, you would want to increase water intake???? please reply thanks
So wait.. for the education 'pressin' question, Isnt the 3rd answer correct? Why would we select that one?
If salt follows water and water is retained by the body in siadh, why is there low sodium?
Great resource for NCLEX!! But the last question confused me, my answer was 1,2,4 and 6. You skipped the 2 and chose 3 instead which is correct for DI. Anyway thank you for this video!!
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