SIADH vs DI 👇 💧 SIADH = Soaked Inside High ADH → body holds onto water LOW Urine Output Urine Specific Gravity: High (>1.030) = concentrated Fluid OVERLOAD (weight gain, water intoxication) Hyponatremia (LOW sodium) 🥵 DI = Dry Inside Low ADH → body loses too much water High Urine Output Urine Specific Gravity: Low (

SIADH vs DI (Diabetes Insipidus) These are two endocrine disorders you will most defintiely see on exams! 🧠 Remember ADH= AntiDiuretic Hormone which= NO diuresis= DECREASED urine output 💧SIADH= too MUCH ADH, which means the body will RETAIN too much water Too much water retention=diluted blood which means: ⬇️ LOW blood osmolality ⬇️ LOW serum sodium And because there is barely any urine output, the urine that is released will be dark and CONCENTRATED which means the urine will have: ⬆️ HIGH ur