Question 10 A nurse is plans the care of a patient with a diagnosis of SIADH. Which interventions should be implemented?...
Question 10
A nurse is plans the care of a patient with a diagnosis of SIADH. Which interventions should be implemented? (select all that apply)
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provide an atmosphere of stimulation |
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monitor urine and serum osmolality |
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weigh the client every 3 days |
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assess level of consciousness every 2 hours |
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restrict fluids per health care provider order |
Homework Answers
Ans) All of the above
Explaination:
- Therapeutic modalities include nonspecific measures and means (fluid restriction, hypertonic saline, urea, demeclocycline), with fluid restriction and hypertonic saline commonly used.
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