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  <title>FRIED Hypernatremia | Nursing Mnemonics for NCLEX</title>
  <description>Quick... list the signs and symptoms of hypernatremia! In this episode, we nail hypernatremia for the NCLEX with three memory tricks. FRIED: Flushed skin, Restlessness, Increased fluid retention and increased blood pressure, Edema, Decreased urinary output and dry mouth. SWINE: Sleepy, Weakness, Irritability, Neuromuscular excitability, Edema. SALT: Skin flushed, Agitation, Low-grade fever, Thirst. Plus MODEL for the causes: Medications or meals, Osmotic diuretics, Diabetes insipidus, Excessive water loss, Low water intake. In this episode we cover: hypernatremia defined as serum sodium above 145; normal serum sodium 135 to 145; too much sodium vs too little free water as causes; and why you must assess volume status before treating. Go to nursing.com/cheatsheets to get the must-know nursing mnemonics for NCLEX. And remember... Nursing Mnemonics drops a new episode every Wednesday... so we'll see you then. </description>
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