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Surgery General 20a68019

In a patient if administration of vasopressin does not increase the osmolality of urine, it indicates?

A
ADH deficieny
B
Renal hyposensitivity towards ADH
C
SIADH
D
Psychogenic polydipsia
High-Yield Explanation
Renal hyposensitivity towards ADH REF: Harrison's 17th ed p. 274 If the osmolality of urine increases after administration of ADH - Nephrogenic DI (Renal hyposensitivity) If the osmolality of urine decreases after administration of ADH- Central DI

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