Diabetes Insipidus
Diabetes Insipidus ( 30 Questions)
What is the primary goal of pharmacological therapy for diabetes insipidus (DI)?
This choice is incorrect. The goal of pharmacological therapy for diabetes insipidus is to reduce excessive urine output, not increase it.
The primary goal of pharmacological therapy for diabetes insipidus is to prevent fluid overload and dehydration by restoring the balance of water and electrolytes through the administration of medications such as desmopressin.
This choice is incorrect. Stimulating thirst sensation is not the primary goal of pharmacological therapy for diabetes insipidus.
This choice is incorrect. While maintaining electrolyte balance is important, preventing fluid overload and dehydration is the primary goal of treatment.
The primary goal of pharmacological therapy for diabetes insipidus is to prevent fluid overload and dehydration by restoring the balance of water and electrolytes through the administration of medications such as desmopressin.
Incorrect choices:
a. This choice is incorrect. The goal of pharmacological therapy for diabetes insipidus is to reduce excessive urine output, not increase it.
c. This choice is incorrect. Stimulating thirst sensation is not the primary goal of pharmacological therapy for diabetes insipidus.
d. This choice is incorrect. While maintaining electrolyte balance is important, preventing fluid overload and dehydration is the primary goal of treatment.