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SIADH vs DI (Diabetes Insipidus) for nursing RN PN NCLEX
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Distinguishing between the causes, signs and symptoms, and treatments for SIADH vs diabetes insipidus is important for nursing students to master before exams and the NCLEX.
This video explains the difference in pathophysiology behind SIADH, caused by inappropriate ADH secretion, versus diabetes insipidus, caused by insufficient ADH. Key differences covered include serum sodium, serum osmolality, urine output, and treatment approaches for both hydraulic imbalances. Understanding when to restrict fluids versus administering desmopressin or stimulating ADH is critical for providing appropriate patient care. Reviewing the major characteristics that differentiate SIADH and diabetes insipidus will prepare you to correctly answer questions about these disorders on nursing school tests and the licensure exam.
00:00 Introduction
02:20 SIADH vs DI
05:55 Missed NCLEX Questions
10:50 Causes and Nursing Care
15:36 Question Breakdown
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#Siadh #DI #SIADHvsDI
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@@gsusmakama Since nursing is a science field that is evidence based, if there was a "cure" for diabetes, it would be well researched and would be found in NIH or journals not in a "google search".
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@@SimpleNursing thank you so much for the reply
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
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Perfect
And low sodium for both
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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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I graduated 12 years ago and your videos about the medications, disorders helped me passed my nclex 2 weeks ago. I will never forget this siad and di ☺️ thank you so much!!!
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Thank you, Nurse Mike, love your videos. I am taking my NCLEX in 9 days! I really enjoy the videos and they are really easy to remember. I have a quick question at the end of the video 15:24 minutes the question about Desmorpressin choice 2 is not right either and we don't need to restrict our fluids since the pt is losing water and they will be dehydrated. we encourage them to drink plenty of fluids. Just wanted to make sure I am not missing anything. Thank you again!!
Thank you, That threw me off too. I was looking in the comments to see if there is some correction.
how was your exam?
ya think he accidentally missed it!
Yep option number 2 is a little bit confusing. In the question it didn't say if it is SIADH or DI but in the option No. 4 it is indicated that it is SIADH. It means if it is SIADH he need to restrict his water intake bcoz of the water retention.
@@montecarlocreencia1343 but it said the pt was starting on desmopressin , so that indicated that they have DI not SIADH we do not want to stop fluid output on pts with SIADH since they already have so much. The patient definitely has DI because we want him to stop urinating as much to avoid being dehydrated with an increase of sodium.
Thanks to your videos I passed my NCLEX,I got a question on Siadh,
1,4,6 correct answers
2 doesn’t need further education bc desmopressin holds water when taking it, so increase risk of fluid overload.
For the last question, I am kind of confused, I thought the 2 option needed further teaching (DI pt shouldn't restrict fluids) while the 3rd option was correct (so no further teaching is required) since the pt had DI @simple Nursing
you're correct.
thought so too
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Thanks Mike for the video. I was having problems with hyponatremia and hypernatremia. Understanding more about SIDH and DI helped me with the interventions, signs and symptoms.
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Feel the exact same. I should have paid him Mike to become a nurse 😂
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?
I noticed that as well! 😅
that got me a bit confused as well
@@alexacaban6815 glad I’m not the only one 😅
Probably a typo which is why it's blurred
Number 3 shouldn't be checked because the question is asking what statements would need further teaching.
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Wouldn't the answer to the last question be 1,2,4,6?
Yeah, I think so too
Yes, he should not have checked #3, and he skipped #2 but they would want to drink water since they are "dry inside."
that's what I thought. Thank God you caught that too.
I thought that too
My exact thinking @ Bullsforever, since it depress urine output( is not the same as decrease frequency of urination?) & increases BP. Pls more clarification, thanks @ Mike
In the last question you skipped going over the second option "I will make sure to restrict my water intake"
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@@SimpleNursing So what is the answer to that question? yes or no further education?
@@bodonap02 The answer is that they need further education if they believe they need to restrict their water intake. Patients with DI are extremely dehydrated and their output can often be greater than their input. You want to make sure they have access to fluids at all times unless contraindicated and that you are recording their I&O and daily weight.
Water intake needs to be restricted while taking Desmopressin because your body is beginning to retain fluids and if you continue drinking water like you did before getting the Desmopressin, you are at risk for fluid overload.
Holly and Lauren who is (NCLEX) right. I see both of your points. The client is dehydrated so fluids are needed. However, the drug can cause fluid overload. So would the most correct answer be that fluids should be monitored and adjusted as needed based on I/O's? Thanks
Hi Mike! I'm a nursing professor with students who been love your videos so I am offering the following feedback wrapped in kudos for the great job you all at Simple Nursing are doing:
At 15:05 if option # 3 "This drug is used to decrease my frequent urination" is a true statement then it should Not be selected as one of the correct answers because the question is interested in statements that indicate a need for further education. Please fact check me.
Also, option # 2 "I will make sure to restrict my fluid intake" should be selected as one of the correct answers because there is no need to restrict fluid intake in patients with DI who have been prescribed desmopressin. Please fact check me.
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You are right! I found this odd too. In the video that is not the question he reads tho.
I think there is need to restrict fluid intake. He is already on desmopressin which is now helping to retain fluid, adding more fluid will cause more harm. So that answer doesn't need further education.
@@odunzejoy3719 They are not to decrease fluids but they do not need excessive fluids. They are dehydrated so are in need of fluids when on desmopressin.
thats why i confused
option 2 and option 3
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You just mistakenly checked option no. 3 on your last question right? because the question says NEEDS FURTHER TEACHING.😮
i noticed this too
Wondering this as well!
I am wondering the same ? number 3 is not completely right
Noticed that too
He DIDN’T CHECK #3 obviously coz that’s correct.
Thank You Mike... You explain things so well. But I have a question about the last Question regarding desmopressin.
#1 Why is number one correct? I thought the desmopressin causes Headache because it decreases the Na.
#2 - I thought number 2 was correct cause why would the client want to restrict the water intake if they need it? is it because of what the drug does which is to hold the water in?
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The questions at the end really helped bring the information together, very helpful!
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For the select all that apply for desmopressin isn't # 2 incorrect?
I was thinking the same thing cuz if you have di and need desmopressin to treat it why would you restrict fluid intake?
@@boomboom04201 I believe it is because the patient is urinating and losing all of the water they are taking in. If they continue to take in the fluid, it will just continue this issue.
I thought this at first too. But if you think about it, during DI, you are drinking a lot of water because you are losing so much from the lack of ADH. When you start taking desmopressin, you are gaining that ADH which means your body is going to start retaining fluids. It is important to restrict your fluid intake while taking the medication to prevent fluid overload.
@@hollywilson2699 oh ok... That kinda makes sense cause I was wonder the same thing.
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For SIADH won't the client remain euvolemic?? Meaning they won't have HTN??
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Great vid. However I think the last slide should be fixed, since desmopressin decreases urinary frequency and the question is about the client needing further education.
Omg thank you for mentioning this. I thought I was going crazy lol. I kept replaying the beginning of the video to see if I missed something. #3 is not a need for further education because it is correct. Its used for DI to retain fluids and decrease output. Should not have been selected.
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Hi Mike! For the question "A client is newly prescribed desmopressin nasal spray, which statement by the client indicates further education is needed"? (Select all that apply)
1. Frequent headaches are normal
2. I will make sure to restrict my water intake
3. This drug is used to decrease my frequent urination
4. I am glad this drug is able to treat my syndrome of inappropriate ADH
5. I will record my UOP closely while taking this drug
6. I will make sure to weigh myself weekly
In the video, the answers were 1,3,4,6
I was thinking 1,2,4,6.
Could you please explain this?
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1,4,6 are my answer. 2 is incorrected because desmopressin hold the water that why the PT needs to restrict the fluid intake.
I’m taking my NCLEX tomorrow and you just helped me lol, so let’s see how I do.
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how did u do
In the last question about Desmopressin Nasal Spray, does restricting water intake not require further teaching? I'm confused.
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for the hypertension and edema though, I found other sources that says there is no Hypertension and edema cause it says when there is increased in blood volume and decreased in osmolarity, it actually promotes the ANP and BNP, and inhibits aldosterone. Therefore, promoting sodium secretion and water secretion although there is still excess water, so that means is patient will have euvolemic hyponatremia which there is no edema and hypertension. So, I'm confused now which is which
I was just checking to same thing. My Prof said they don’t have hypertension (SIADH) and sometimes even have low BP, and when I checked online it said the same. This was the only confusing part.
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Hi Mike, plan to take my nclex soon. Thanks for this 🙂
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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I did too, which I am sure is the correct answer
Thats right you are correct…
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The last question, is it correct that he will decrease the water intake. No right?that is for siadh. So it should have been selected as well.
I really like that you explained the questions’ rationales
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For the last question, why was "i will make sure to restrict my water intake" not selected?
He never mentioned the option. But I think it should be selected since DI = Dry Inside so the body needs more fluids NOT restrictions.
I think 2 should be selected because water needs to be increased
The focus/stem of the question is patient teaching about Desmopressin therapy, not regarding the disease. Since Desmopressin works as our natural ADH, it will retain water within the body, so the client will be teaching to restrict fluids, since the medication can cause fluid overload and hyponatremia.
Great work team , concise very easy to understand . One of the few videos that are so precise with the info.Thank you so much
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Hey Mike - always love your videos; but I think you need to fix that last question. (you skipped option 2, and you said yes to option 3)
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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?
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Just wanna ask why their is high urine specific gravity since the body is soak with fluids resulting to hyponatremia. In siad their is diluted body fluids. I need further explanation
there is dilated body fluids on the inside because he is "soaked inside" but since there is very little urine output (hence why he has a fluid overload, because he is barely getting fluid out), then the very little urine that comes out is highly concentrated. In this case the serum osmolality would be low because serum means "blood", a diluted bodily fluid, but the urine is outside of the body and not diluted. Hope that makes sense.
Thank you Guys for this video lots of question on my NCLex . Iam RN now.. Thank you
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Isn't Demeclocycline the drug of choice for SIADH? Great video btw! This helped me grasp the concepts easier.
Hello Nurse Mike, the last question has me very confused. Wouldn't 1 be a correct statement and not checked? Same with number 3, right?
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You don’t restrict your water intake on desmopressin right?
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im confused with the last sata question option 3 is true statement so we should not choose that right? but you tcked on that option .. can u please expalin ti me
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really great video, I'm just sort of confused on that last question. should 3 not be an answer because it is a true statement? Wouldn’t desmopressin decrease frequent urination? since it is given for DI and to treat (polyuria) to help retain fluid in the body. or am i trippin? please explain, thank you for this great video.
also would you also be able to explain the rationale on the 2nd answer choice in the last question?
you are not trippin bc i ran to the comments the minute he said it but apparently the blur is the correction for answer 3 bc it is a true statement. also for 2, i initially thought it was false but here's what google says "Limit your intake of water and other fluids while you are using desmopressin. Drinking too much water may lead to a serious, life-threatening electrolyte imbalance. Fluid restriction is especially important in children and older adults using desmopressin." so i think its true now
so the answers that "need further education" for that question was 1,4,6
sorry but was there a mistake in the last question. You skipped an option. Thanks.
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
I get confused with DI because the patient is dehydrated and I think dehydration goes with an increased specific gravity but you say their specific gravity is decreased. That confuses me for some reason.
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?
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Thanks sir
Good explanation
Keep doing
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Will you be updating your study guide to reflect this video? I find it easier to follow than the one on your website. Thanks
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