5 Questions
Which of the following is NOT a typical finding in diabetes insipidus?
Elevated potassium levels
What is the primary treatment approach for severe diabetes insipidus caused by ADH deficiency?
Administration of aqueous vasopressin or desmopressin acetate
Which of the following is NOT a recommended management strategy for diabetes insipidus?
Encouraging foods and liquids with diuretic effects
What is the typical range of urine specific gravity in diabetes insipidus?
1.005 or less
Which of the following clinical findings is NOT typically associated with diabetes insipidus?
Hyperkalemia
Learn about the assessment findings, symptoms, and treatment of Diabetes Insipidus, a disorder characterized by the hyposecretion of antidiuretic hormone (ADH) and vasopressin deficiency. Understand how to monitor electrolyte values, signs of dehydration, intake and output, and urine specific gravity.
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