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adrenal cortex function

increase sodium reabsorption,maintain extrea fluid volume and excrete potssium

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ADH function

when release ,increase urine concentraction,and inhbit ADH,kidney inhbit reabsoprtion of water diluting the urine

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patho of dehydration

reduce fluid loss:vomit,diarrhea,fever,hyperventilation,burn, trauma,hemorrhage diabete

sudden ECF loss

electrolyte imalance

loss of icf

cellular dysfunction

hypovolemic shock

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diabete insiptisu

affect ADH release,unable to control water absoprtion,mostly related to brain injury

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adult and ped diffewrence regarding to ECF ICF

infant have higher ECF than adult ,more susceptible for rapid fluid deplietiopm

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compensatory mechanism

1.when water loss ,sodium up,stop ADH,retain water

2.IF move into IV. to maintamin hemocentration,hypovolemia

3.vasoconsition of periperal arteriole to maintain pumping pressure,if fluid loss excess compensary mechanism-hypoxia,metabolic acidosis

4.stinulte ADH to conserve liquid,vasoconsticution,less contrbution to less useful organ

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diagnostic evaluation

-weight loss

-SS: resp abnormal,poor skin turgor

-LAB: USG.BUN (less reliable)

HCO3 acid base

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ped difference regarding electoye imbalance

-hgher ECF

-immature kidney,less concetrante urine

-higher peristalsis-limit nutrient water absorption

-immature esohageal spincter.more regurgitation,dehydration,and electroye imbalance

-hard conpensate acidodsis,decrease abilkity acidify urine

-higher metabolic rate

-unable to verbalize thirst

-grater body surgace regarding to BMI,gretaer fluid loss through skin and GI

-higher propriatmate water.with largfer fluid in extracellular space

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child immune system

not robust aas adult, more subsciptible to infection,fever,gastro,respillness,result in fluid and electrolyte disturbance and fluid volume deficit,also more expose to infection in daycare

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hypovolemic shock

-reduce iV volume

-intitally compensate ny omcrease PVR,stroke volume,HR,redistrubite bllod to vital organ:brain,kidney,heart

-if fluid resiscotation not initate, altered LOC,oliguria

-tissue and organ damage

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shock warning sign

-tachycardia

-tachypnea

-ppor perfusion, tissue oxygenation

-poor peripheral cirulation as result of reduce of blood volume:cool mottle skin, decrease cap refill

-impaired kidney perfusion-oliguria,azotemia

-low BP is a late signal of cardio collapse

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other ss of shock

confusion,somnolence

metabolic acidosis

weak thready pulse

apnea ,periordic breathing

irreversible stupor/coma

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isonatremic dehydration patho

equal electrolyet and water deficit

major loss in ECF

complete ,sudden cesssation of intake,prolong dimished intake

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cause of isonatremic dehydration

-loss from GI :vomit diarrhea

-excessing renal excretion

-loss through skin -perspoiration lung-evaporation

increase temp.hypervenitlation,increase B<R,impaired skin integerity

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greatst threat of isonatremic shock

hypovolemic shock d/t decrease plsama and circulating volume

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hypotonic dehydration

electrolyte exceed water

more from ECF

Na<130mmol

loss from skin,lung GI,kidney(diruetic)

shock is threat decrease plasma and circulating volume

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hypertonic dehydration

excess water than electrolyte

-large water loss or excessive elctrolyte intake

Shiftfrom ICF to EC F

most dangerous require specific fluid replca

cause by hypertonic diarrhea,give high amount of solute/protein feeding

Na>150

lead to cns disturbance such as seizure, permanent cerebral damgae -hyperreflexia,hyperirritability,change loc

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minimum daily fluid requriement

<10kg: 100ml/kg

10-20kg;1000ml +50ml/kg (between 10-20)

>20 1500ml =20ml/kg ovwer 20kg

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minimum urine output

infant and toddler:>2-3ml/kg/hr

preschooler&yong school age: >1-2ml/kg/hr

school age and adolescent:>0.5ml/kg /hr

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mild dehyrationm clinical sign

Normal VS

-normal behavior,mucous mebrane,fontanel

-sligh thirst

-cap<2sec, sligh decreased skin turgor

-present tear,visiblt jugular vein

-slightly elvated Hct

-slight oliguria

3-5 weight loss

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moderate dehydration

slight tachy pnea,tachycardia,ortho hypo

-irritable

-moderate thirst and dry mucous membrane

-decrease skin turgor,slow cap 2-4

-normal to sunken fontanel

-not visible expcept with supracalvicualr pressure

-electaed Hct

-oliguria

-weight losss 6-8

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severev dehydration

tachypanea tachycardia,ortho to shock Bp

-hyperirritable lethargy

-intense thirst pand parched mucous membrane

-delayed cap refill >4sec,cool skin,tenting,acrocyanotic or mottled

-absent and sunken eye

-sunken anterior fontanel

-oligguria to anuria

>10%

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therapeutic mangement are based on

-degree of dehydration based on physical assessment,based on illness patho

-specific physical sign other than general

-inital plasma sodium concentration

-bicarbonate concentration

-K and acid base imbalance

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goal of medical mangement

correct fluid imbalance

treat underlying cause

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no dehydration intervention

replca onging loss with ORS

age appropriate diet

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mild dehydration <5 intervention

-rehydrate with ORS 50ml/kg over 4hr

-replacen ongoing loss with ORS

-age appropriate diet after rehydration

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moderate dehydration 5-10 tx

-rehydrate with oRS 100ml/kg over 4hr

-replca ongoing loss with oRS

-age appropriate diet after rehydration

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severe dehydration >10

-IV resusictation with NS and RL 20-40ml/kg for 1hr

-r/a if needed

-begin oRT when pt is stable

-repeat ongoing loss with ORS

-age appropriate diet

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ongoing loss

-replace 1;1 with oRS-pedialyte

getroade not recommended

popsicle

resume diet ASAP

not brad diet

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severe dehydration tx -iv

with uncontoleed vomiting start IV,or un able to drink or severev gastric distension

administer anti-emetic

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nursing assessment-infant activity

decrease activity baseline,increase irritability,decrease protest-lethargic

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nursing assessment cap refill

pinch abd,chest,arm leg,estimae blood return time

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nurisng assessment-skin

-turgot:detremine elasticity and tenting

-skin color:mottling,acrocyanosis,fluisihing

-mucous membrane :moisture color,secretion

-fontanel -infant

-thirst

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nursing assessment -IO

everyday same time weight

-I&o:

urine-freuqency,color,volume,weigh diaper

stool-frequency,volume,consistency

emesis;volume,freuqency ,colour

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nursing assessment -vs

-fever increase metabolic rate and fluid requirement

increase HR,decrease quality,increase RR in order to c ompensate metabolic acidosis, BP decrease but late sign of hypovolemia

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potebtial nursing diagnosis

fluid volume deficit

fluid and electrolyte imbalnce

nutrition less than body require

dehydration

impaired skin integrity

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parent education

-prevention:hand hygiene,prper skin care,kid vaccine for rhotavirus-diarrhea<2yr

-early sign of dehydration

-how to treat