1/21.     Describe the pathophysiology of dehydration in a child.<ul><li> Risk factors for dehydration</li><li>Consequences of dehydration</li><li>Compensatory mechanism</li><li>Types of dehydration</li></ul> 2. Compare and contrast the fluid and electrolyte requirements of children in various age groups.<ul><li>Pediatric differences</li></ul><ul><li>Fluid requirements and minimum output </li></ul> 3. Identify common tests related to GI dysfunctionand dehydration<ul><li>Urine specific gravity </li><li>Hematocrit </li><li>Serum electrolytes </li></ul> <li> </li>

1/2 1. Describe the pathophysiology of dehydration in a child. Risk factors for dehydrationConsequences of dehydrationCompensatory mechanismTypes of dehydration 2. Compare and contrast the fluid and electrolyte requirements of children in various age groups.Pediatric differencesFluid requirements and minimum output 3. Identify common tests related to GI dysfunctionand dehydrationUrine specific gravity Hematocrit Serum electrolytes

1/21.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Describe the pathophysiology of dehydration in a child.<ul><li> Risk factors for dehydration</li><li>Consequences of dehydration</li><li>Compensatory mechanism</li><li>Types of dehydration</li></ul> 2. Compare and contrast the fluid and electrolyte requirements of children in various age groups.<ul><li>Pediatric differences</li></ul><ul><li>Fluid requirements and minimum output </li></ul>&nbsp;3. Identify common tests related to GI dysfunctionand dehydration<ul><li>Urine specific gravity </li><li>Hematocrit </li><li>Serum electrolytes </li></ul>&nbsp;<li> </li>

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