Dehydration: Isonatremic, Hyponatremic, and Hypernatremic …
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Karen S. Powers, MD, FCCM*Educational GapGENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENTCONCLUSIONParent Resources from the AAP at HealthyChildren.orgMedical Education Dehydration is common in infants and children, especially following gastrointestinal illnesses. Oral rehydration can be safely and effectively accomplished in children with mild-to-moderate dehydration and normal serum sodium values. Children with more severe dehydration or with abnormal serum sodium values should be treated with intravenous infusi...
Dehydration is common in infants and children, especially following gastrointestinal illnesses. Oral rehydration can be safely and effectively accomplished in children with mild-to-moderate dehydration and normal serum sodium values. Children with more severe dehydration or with abnormal serum sodium values should be treated with intravenous infusi...
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