An older adult with a history of small cell lung carcinoma reports muscle cramping, thirst, and fatigue. the primary healthcare provider diagnoses the client with a pituitary disorder and is treating the client accordingly. which is an effective outcome of the treatment?

The answer is Urine specific gravity less than 1.025. Because the exact gravity is less than 1.025 after treatment, the outcome is measured positive. In syndrome of unsuitable antidiuretic hormone (SIADH), the specific gravity is greater than 1.025. Small cell lung cancer is a risk factor of SIADH. 

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