Let's review the three types of HYPOnatremia: 1️⃣ Euvolemic hyponatremia: water in the body increases, but sodium stays the same (dilutional hyponatremia) - fluid balance is normal! 2️⃣ Hypervolemic hyponatremia: water in the body increases ✨significantly✨, which dilutes the sodium even more (dilutional/relative hyponatremia) 3️⃣ Hypovolemic hypoatremia: both water 💧 AND sodium 🧂 are lost! If your client has a sodium imbalance, you should be monitoring their neurological status and ensure you

SIADH leads to water retention, which causes ⬇️ hyponatremia. Hyponatremia, of course, can cause many neurological issues 🧠 and needs to be monitored closely! Now, bonus points if you can tell us what type of hyponatremia SIADH causes—is it hyper-, hypo-, or euvolemic? 🤔 #nclexprep #nclexrn #nurseintraining #nclextips #futurenurses #newgradnurse | Archer NCLEX Review