NCLEX PREP: Endocrine disorders

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I need to read endocrine system again. I was good at this when i took my licensure exam in Philippines

[@bananaman1225]

Hi regarding desmopressin. isnt one of the adverse reaction of desmopressin is water in toxication. i guess limiting fluid intake during the therapy would be necessary, isnt it?

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[@tobilobaoyejidealexomotosh5769]

Thank you very much Dr. Sharon for always sharing. Your videos are quite helpful. I may be wrong and I stand to be corrected but I believe that your answer for question 7 appears not to be the correct option. Desmopressin can cause a low sodium level so the instruction would be to increase dietary intake of sodium. Nurses are usually to monitor for hyponatremia in patients taking this medication. My apologies please. I still remain your student.

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I will look into this!

[@peninahcher3130]

Exactly!! I thought so too. Diabetes insipidus is not related to blood sugar.

[@peninahcher3130]

Limiting fluid levels during therapy because desmopressin reduces urine output and so excess fluid intake causes water retention..

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[@bisheshtatalukdar4208]

I think desmopressin acts as a ADH which holds the fluid back in the body so this med cause hypervolemic hyponatremia so ans a must be correct

[@prateeksinghNYC]

I’m Saunders book it says if the PHCP put the client on mineralocorticoid, high sodium diet may be prescribed! How would you explain that? 😇 I’m currently studying the endocrine disorders xx

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[@bisheshtatalukdar4208]

In addison’s disease, there is low level of aldosterone and the function of aldosterone is that it retains sodium and excrete potassium so, in addison’s disease we have low sodium level then why we don’t teach the patient to increase salt intake in Q3. Could someone explain me why?

[@ashjoseph103]

Question 7 : DI is everything without the glucose part. Thats what i learnt from mRk klimek videos. So am confused with the answer b

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So was I, I looked up desmopressin and it is for DI.

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[@manojmani7003]

7 th Question answer is C Please make sure

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[@HemmyGonzalez1991]

SIADH I remember as siADH= ADd H20 so they have fluid hope this helps

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