What are signs and symptoms of hypernatremia? 2.What test result would you expect in a patient who is diagnosed with hypernatremia? 3.What treatment should be given to a patient with hypernatremia?
ANSWER.
* An electrolyte disorder characterized by elevated blood sodium level is called
hypernatremia.
* Signs and symptoms of hypernatremia.
* Altered level of conciousness.
* Weakness.
* Nausea.
* Excessive thirst.
* Anorexia.
* Muscle twitching.
* Irritability.
* Confusion.
* Test result expected in a patient who diagnosed with hypernatemia.
* In a hyperntremia patient blood sodium level will be above
145 mEq/L (Normal sodium level in blood ; 137 - 145 mEq/L).
* Treatment for patient with hypernatremia.
* Main cause of hypernatremia is dehydration so administration of
oral or intravenous fluids helps to maintain normal blood sodium level.
* Hypernatremia patient should follow a low soidum diet to maintain
normal blood sodium level.
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