What are the nursing responsibilities when patient Sodium?

When managing a patient with abnormal sodium levels, nursing responsibilities include monitoring vital signs, neurological status, and laboratory results, particularly serum sodium levels. Nurses should assess for signs of hypernatremia or hyponatremia, such as confusion, seizures, or muscle weakness. Administering prescribed treatments, such as fluid replacement or sodium correction, while ensuring patient safety and comfort, is also crucial. Additionally, providing education on dietary sodium intake and fluid management can help prevent future imbalances.