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Pituitary Tumor - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Ask for assistance getting up
      - Assess dressings and S/S of infection
      - How to change dressing if needed
- - - - Patient was diagnosed with a pituitary adenoma tumor. Patient had surgery to remove the tumor using the transsphenoidal approach. After surgery patient developed Diabetes Insipidus. After the patient's vitals were stable and everything looked good the nurse is ready to discharge the patient. with instructions on what to do and not to do.
- - - - How to take take properly
      - Interactions/ toxicity
      - Side effects
        
        Stevens-Johnson syndrome
        
        GI Bleeding
        
        Heart Failure
        
        Hyperkalemia
  - - - Side effects
        
        Seizures/ dizziness/ drowsiness
        
        Dyspnea
        
        Hyponatremia/ fluid retention
      - How to properly take
      - Indications on why the medication is needed
- - - - Hypernatremia
      - Hyponatremia
    - - Hyperkalemia
      - Hypokalemia
    - - Hypercalcemia
      - Hypocalcemia
    - - Hypermagnesemia
      - Hypomagnesemia
    - - Hyperchloremia
      - Hypochloremia
    - - Hyperphosphatemia
      - Hypophosphatemia
  - - - Decreased: anemia, leukemia and after hemorrhage
      - Increased: dehydration, with polycythemia, at high altitudes, and with hypoxia
    - - Increased: polycythemia, dehydration, chronic obstructive lung disease
      - Decreased: anemia and after hemorrhage
    - - Increased: severe burns, shock, severe dehydration, and polycythemia
      - Decreased: severe blood loss, leukemia, and anemia
    - - Increased: granulocytic leukemia
      - Decreased: thrombocytopenia or aplastic anemia
    - - Decreased: chemo, radiation, aplastic anemia, and agranulocytosis
      - Increased: infections, inflammation, trauma or leukemia