A 32-year-old patient on a neurology floor being treated for…

A 32-year-old patient on a neurology floor being treated for traumatic brain injury is found to have a serum sodium level of 153 mEq/L (135-145 mEq/L). Diabetes insipidus is suspected. Based on this information, which additional laboratory value should the nurse anticipate may also be abnormal?

The nurse reviews the nurses’ notes documented by the nurse…

The nurse reviews the nurses’ notes documented by the nurse from the last shift who was assigned to care for a 70-year-old client. The client had a right THA 2 days ago and is planning to be discharged tomorrow. Nurses’ Notes 1805: Alert and oriented. Walked in hall tonight with walker independently. Reports increasing pain in right hip and “feeling funny” and anxious for the past hour. Is excited to go home tomorrow and follow up with PT. Spouse states that the client has been coughing periodically since stopped walking and returned to the room. No adventitious or abnormal breath sounds. Current VS: T = 99.4°F (37.3°C); HR = 88 BPM; RR = 20 bpm; BP 102/58 mm Hg; SpO2 = 93% on RA. Will recheck client and VS in 1 hour.1922: Reports “a little” difficulty breathing but denies chest pain. VS: T = 99.4°F (37.3°C); HR = 94 BPM; RR = 26 bpm; BP 88/52 Hg; SpO2 88% on RA. Oxygen initiated at 2/min via NC and HOB in Fowler position. MD notified and awaiting orders. Select the client findings that would be of immediate concern to the nurse. Select all that apply.