2/3 4. Describe how to determine the severity of dehydration.<ul><li>Weight change (in % or in mL/kg)</li><li> Signs and symptoms</li></ul> 5. Relate the extent of dehydration to thetherapy.Fluid and electrolyte replacement  6. Describe the nursing problems most oftenseen in dehydrated children.<ul><li>Fluid and Electrolytes:</li></ul> -Fluid Volume Deficit -Fluid and electrolytes imbalances<ul><li> Nutrition: less than body requirements</li><li> Impaired skin integrity</li></ul>

2/3 4. Describe how to determine the severity of dehydration.Weight change (in % or in mL/kg) Signs and symptoms 5. Relate the extent of dehydration to thetherapy. Fluid and electrolyte replacement 6. Describe the nursing problems most oftenseen in dehydrated children.Fluid and Electrolytes: -Fluid Volume Deficit -Fluid and electrolytes imbalances Nutrition: less than body requirements Impaired skin integrity

2/3 4. Describe how to determine the severity of dehydration.<ul><li>Weight change (in % or in mL/kg)</li><li> Signs and symptoms</li></ul>&nbsp;5. Relate the extent of dehydration to thetherapy.Fluid and electrolyte replacement &nbsp;6. Describe the nursing problems most oftenseen in dehydrated children.<ul><li>Fluid and Electrolytes:</li></ul> -Fluid Volume Deficit -Fluid and electrolytes imbalances<ul><li> Nutrition: less than body requirements</li><li> Impaired skin integrity</li></ul>

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