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Diabetes Insipidus Case Study (60 min)

Diabetes Insipidus Case Study (60 min)

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5 Diabetes Insipidus Case Study (60 min) NCLEX Questions

Question 1 of 5

A nurse suspects a client has diabetes insipidus. What are the priority interventions? Select all that apply.

Monitor neuro status

Monitor for hypernatremia

Monitor strict I&O

Monitor urine specific gravity

Monitor for hyponatremia

Question 2 of 5

A client who has been diagnosed with diabetes insipidus has been prescribed vasopressin as an antidiuretic replacement. The nurse caring for the client reviews his other medications. Which drug should not be taken with vasopressin?

Carbamazepine

Omeprazole

Levothyroxine

Diphenhydramine

Question 3 of 5

A client who has suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) has developed diabetes insipidus. A home health nurse is seeing the client in his home to help him manage his care at home. Which of the following teaching points would the nurse offer to help prevent injury in this client?

Tell the client to reduce fluid intake and avoid drinks that contain caffeine

Have the client ensure easy access to the bathroom or bedside commode

Reinforce keeping a fan on in the room next to the bed while sleeping

Encourage the client to wear socks and extra blankets when sleeping at night

Question 4 of 5

A client with diabetes insipidus must start taking vasopressin. Which information from the nurse is correct when providing teaching about this medication?

Vasopressin can cause severe hypomagnesemia as a potential side effect

Vasopressin is taken as an oral tablet or in syrup form

The physician may order a routine ECG while the client is taking vasopressin

The client will need to increase his or her fluid intake while on this medication

Question 5 of 5

The nurse is caring for a client with diabetes insipidus and is preparing to administer a scheduled vasopressin injection. Which of the following is an anticipated outcome for a client with diabetes insipidus receiving this drug?

Oral intake of 4500 mL per day

Urine output of 2000 cc/day

Urine specific gravity of 1.001

Weight loss of 4 pounds in a week

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Mrs. Ford is a 32 year old female who was admitted to the neuro ICU two days ago after a fall, which caused a large epidural hematoma over the left parietal lobe. She was intubated due to a low level of consciousness to protect her airway. An External Ventricular Drain (EVD) was placed to monitor her ICP. She also has an orogastric tube, and a Foley catheter in place

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Application

You just started your shift, what nursing assessments will be your priority at this point?

VIEW ANSWER

Assess ventilator and respiratory status, lung sounds, SpO2
Assess EVD system for integrity and that it is draining appropriately
Complete neuro exam including pupils, GCS, reflexes, and LOC.
Full set of vitals plus assessing IV sites for signs of infiltration or infection
Assessing foley site and urine output
Turning and assessing skin top to tail

Mrs. Ford’s vital signs are as follows:
BP 124/68 MAP 86

HR 84 Temp 98.9
RR 16 (ventilated)
ICP 12

She is not on any sedation. You determine her GCS is 6, she withdraws to pain, but does not open her eyes. Her pupils are equal and reactive bilaterally, 4mm. For this hour she has put out 120 ml of urine that is clear and yellow. She is receiving normal saline at 75 mL/hour as well as tube feeds at 40 mL/hour. Her EVD is open at 15 cmH2O and draining a clear pink fluid, 6 ml this hour.

faq lesson=”true” blooms=”Application” question=”Calculate her cerebral perfusion pressure.”]

CPP = MAP – ICP
86 – 12 = 74 mmHg [/faq]

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Analysis

Given the assessment information that you have, what are you most concerned for with this patient?

VIEW ANSWER

Immobility – skin and muscle breakdown
Increased ICP → herniation → death
Seizures
Damage to Pituitary and/or Hypothalamus glands → can cause SIADH, DI, temperature regulation issues, as well as issues with CNS functions like breathing
This patient clearly has a significant brain injury. I would be concerned for and monitoring for the following complications:

Hourly urine output for Mrs. Ford For the last 3 hours were 180 mL, 240 mL, and 440 mL. The urine is clear and barely pale yellow. Her blood pressure is 108/56, HR is 104. Her ICP is 15.

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Analysis

What could be going on physiologically with Mrs. Ford?

VIEW ANSWER

This is likely Diabetes Insipidus due to the known neurological issue and the excessive output of clear, barely pale yellow urine.
Neurological damage can cause damage to the pituitary gland – causing a LACK of secretion of ADH (Antidiuretic Hormone). This means the patient can no longer retain water and therefore begins to dump water excessively – this is why the urine looks almost like water.
This will cause the blood to be super concentrated and could cause a lot of other issues because of it.

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Analysis

What further diagnostic testing do you expect the provider to order?

VIEW ANSWER

Note: Polyuria WITHOUT hyperosmolality may indicate Primary Polydipsia – a condition in which patients literally drink water excessively and send themselves into a water intoxication/hypernatremic state.
Check a CMP with serum osmolality to see if she is hyperosmolar or hypernatremic
Check urine specific gravity and urine osmolarity – again this can tell us if she’s dumping lots of urine or if she’s just dumping a ton of water. Low specific gravity indiacates DI.

Lab Values:
Na+ 155 mg/dL
Serum osmo 310 mOsm/kg
Urine SG 1.005

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Analysis

Explain the significance of these lab values considering the patient's diagnosis.

VIEW ANSWER

The patient is dumping excessive amounts of water in the urine, that is why her urine specific gravity is so low
Because of the loss of water, the blood is now super concentrated, creating hypernatremia and a high serum osmolality.

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Analysis

What medications and or treatment changes do you expect the provider to order?

VIEW ANSWER

The IV fluids need to be changed to D5W or D10W
Free water via the OG tube will also help with the sodium levels
DDAVP (Desmopressin) or Vasopressin should be ordered to replace the ADH that isn’t working

The provider orders the following:

Free water flush via OG Tube – 200 mL q4h

Change IVF to D5W at 125 mL/hr

Desmopressin (DDAVP) 2 mcg IV push q 12h

Daily weight

q4h Sodium and Serum Osmolality levels

You set the tube feeding pump to administer the free water and change the IV fluids while waiting for the DDAVP from the pharmacy

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Analysis

What regular monitoring will need to be done for Mrs. Ford during this treatment?

VIEW ANSWER

Hourly urine output + urine specific gravity
Continue frequent monitoring of vital signs and ICP/CPP
Re-draw labs as ordered to ensure sodium is not being corrected too quickly

After 2 days of treatment, misses Fords urine output and urine specific gravity return to Baseline. However, she continues to have a GCS between 4 + 6, and now her left pupil is 8mm and fixed. The nurse notes her respiratory rate is erratic, her ICP is 18, and her heart rate is dropping.

Critical Thinking Check

Bloom's Taxonomy: Analysis

What do you believe could be happening to Mrs. Ford at this time?

VIEW ANSWER

Mrs. Ford may be experiencing brain herniation due to the bleeding and swelling in and around her brain
Unfortunately, many times these patients cannot be returned to their normal baseline due to the extent of the damage.

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