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Group II:
Balaba, Ceria Raym T.
Cabarles, Ma. Antonette C.
Casas, Joann T.
Gialolo, Jennifer C.
Ollosa, Ami A.
Obaredes, Mark Grason L.
What is
HYPERNATREMIA ?
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•A plasma sodium level
greater than 145meq/L.
• Sodium excess in the
blood.
Who are prone to it?
• Common on older adults and
debilitated people, who may not
recognize that they are thirsty or
unable to get themselves to drink.
• It also occur in people to take
diuretics which cause the kidney
to excrete.
• Those with diabetes insipidusor
diseases of hypothalamus of the
pituitary gland.
What are the causes?
Inadequate water intake with decrease
thirst.
Excessive or rapid IV administration of
normal saline solution.
Kidney disease
GI or skin problems.
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Polyuria
NPO status
High salt intake.
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What are the symptoms?
Dry, sticky mucus membrane
Flushed skin
Rough and dry tongue.
Oliguria – anuria
Firm skin turgor
Edema
Intense thirst
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Contributing Conditions
Hypovolemia hypernatremia
Renal losses, diuretics
Profuse diaphoresis, decreased thirst,
burns, diarrhea.
Euvolemic hypernatremia
Excess fluid losses from skin and
lungs, diabetes insipidus
Hypovolemic hypernatremia
Administration of concentrated saline
solution
Hypertonic feedings
Diagnostic Findings
Plasma Na level- more than
145 meq/L.
Plasma osmolality more than
295 meq/L.
Plasma Cl level more than
106 meq/L.
Medical Management
•GOAL:
• Correction of the body water
osmolality, with restoration of cell
volume, by decreasing the ratio of
sodium to water to ECF.
•
excessive administration of
salt solutions.
Interventions
Monitor clients for response to IVF
replacement of hypotonic electrolyte
solution, return to normal Na level.
Maintain prescribed rate of IV, use IV
pumps.
Offer water and fluids hourly to clients
with hypovolemic hypernatremia.
Consult with dietician and physician
regarding used for fluid and Na
restriction.
Teach client and family members.
Intense thirst
edema
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