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The nurse is caring for the client who has severe craniocerebral trauma. Which finding indicates that the client is developing DI?

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Rationale: Elevated glucose levels are not associated with DI. The lack of ADH that occurs in DI results in excreting a large amount of pale, dilute urine. The urine of clients with DI is very dilute and therefore has a very low, not high, specific gravity. Decrease in level of consciousness is not directly associated with DI but rather with craniocerebral swelling or bleeding from the trauma.

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