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Build a stronger understanding of Nursing Pathophysiology with a comprehensive study guide covering essential concepts, disease processes, physiological alterations, clinical manifestations, and important terminology. This Pathophysiology Exam Review is designed to support nursing students as they organize their coursework, reinforce key concepts, and prepare for assessments. Review exam-style questions and answers as part of active study, while using official course materials to verify concepts and deepen understanding. Ideal for nursing pathophysiology exam preparation, coursework review, and structured study sessions.

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Diabetes insipidus/ SIADH


fatal neurologic dysfunction that results when the normal balance of electrolytes in body by
over hydration or dysfunction of ADH


ADH


helps kidneys control water in body


Aldosterone


regulates Na+ and K+ in kidney nephron




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Normal Sodium Levels


135-145mEq/L


Hyponatremia


<135mEq/L of sodium; excess water in relation to sodium in extracellular space




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Hyponatremia S/S


stupor
lethargy
weak muscles
orthostatic hypotension
headache
seizures
stomach cramping
decreased consciousness


Hypernatremia


>145mEq/L of sodium; decrease in water relative to electrolyte content




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