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Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone
💧The client’s low sodium (126 mEq/L), low serum osmolality (268 mOsm/kg), and high urine sodium (126 mEq/L) are consistent with SIADH, which leads to water retention and dilutional hyponatremia.
🧪The normal ANC and elevated WBC suggest no neutropenic infection, and other labs do not support adrenal or pituitary disorders.
🌊SIADH is commonly associated with small cell lung cancer and the paraneoplastic syndrome it induces.
🩺Adrenal insufficiency would show low sodium too but usually with high potassium, which is not seen here.
📌Core Message
SIADH causes dilutional hyponatremia and is common in small cell lung cancer.
This question is from NCLEX-RN Practice Exam 2 which contains 122 questions.
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