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mild dehydration - loss of less than 5% in infants and 3% in children



moderate dehydration - loss of 5-10% in infants and 3-6% in children



severe dehydration - loss of more than 10% in infants and 6% in older children



children are _ with moderate dehydration - irritable



children are __ with severe dehydration - lethargic



the earliest sign of dehydration in children is usually - tachycardia



clinical manifestations of fluid loss - -change in LOC

-altered response to stimuli

-decreased skin turgor (won't be present in an infant)

-prolonged cap refill

-tachycardia

-sunken eyes and fontanels

-may not have tears when crying



lab tests for dehydration - serum bicarbonate



mild-moderate dehydration tx - oral rehydration with Pedialyte



severe dehydration tx - IV fluids to expand fluid volume and replace deficits

,most pathogens that cause diarrhea are spread by: - the fecal oral route



be cautious of pathogens spread through the fecal-oral route in __________ - day care centers since
there is close contact



what is the most important cause of serious gastroenteritis among children - rotavirus



most children are infected with ____ at least once by 5 years old - rotavirus



acute diarrhea - sudden increase in frequency and a change in consistency of stools



chronic diarrhea - increase in stool frequency and increased water content with a duration of >14 days



diarrhea care management - -oral rehydration

-early reintroduction to normal diet

-education on s/s

-skin care to prevent excoriation

-edu regarding prevention



constipation is often associated with - -painful bowel movements

-blood streaked or retained stool

-abdominal pain

-lack of appetite



structural disorders causing constipation - Hirsphsprung's disease and strictures



meds causing constipation - antacids, diuretics, antiepileptics, antihistamines, opioids, iron supplements



encopresis - repeated and involuntary defecation in a child older than 4

,management of encopresis - -high fiber diet

-exercise

-reg toileting habits after meals

-stool softeners

-emotional support (help child feel in control)



Hirschsprung disease is most commonly observed in - neonates



hirschsprung disease in a neonate is characterized by - failure to pass meconium within 24-48hrs of
birth, bilious vomiting



Hirschsprung disease in infancy and childhood is characterized by - -constipation

-recurrent diarrhea

-RIBBON-LIKE, foul smelling stool

-FTT



how to dx Hirschsprung disease - rectal biopsy to detect absence of ganglion cells



tx of Hirschsprungs disease - -one stage surgical tx

-colostomy (temporary) then removal of aganglionic section



resulting effects of gastroesophageal reflux - -aspiration of gastric contents

-recurrent pneumonia

-pulmonary disease

-esophagitis

-esophageal stricture



dx for gastroesophageal reflux - -weight

, -length

-OFC

-chest x-ray (resp symptoms)

-pH probe



tx for gastroesophageal reflux - -feed thickened formula

-feed small, frequent meals

-elevate HOB

-antacids

-Nissan fundoplication



acid suppression and neutralization meds - -Rantidine/zantac

-prevacid

-prilosec

(may not see results right away)

administer 30 mins before meals



early symptoms of appendicitis - -anorexia

-child doesn't seem "normal"

-N/V, low grade fever

-pain gradually localizes to RLQ (McBurney's point)- doesn't hurt when you press, it hurts when you let
go

-suspect perforation if pain is relieved without intervention

-knees bent



pre-op nursing considerations for appendicitis - -NPO, IV therapy

-position of comfort

-fluids and electrolytes

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