Symptoms Of Illness Dehydration

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CSW Bronchiolitis Pathway - Seattle Children's

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· Dehydration/impaired oral hydration requiring ongoing IV or NG f luids · HFNC trial initiated, clinically improved or ... more severe course of illness · Viral upper respiratory symptoms & lower respiratory symptoms that may include: increased work of breathing, cough, feeding difficulty, tachypnea, wheeze, fever

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Guidelines for Progress Notes rev 6-06 - Columbia University

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symptoms and wishes, and from family and from other caregivers (eg. ... Incr’d Na, creat, c/w dehydration, volume depletion 3. Discharge planning. Prolonged illness will likely require sub-acute rehab before return home. Title: Microsoft Word - Guidelines for Progress Notes rev 6-06.doc Author: Michelle V. Hall

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Foodborne Illness Chart - FOODSAFE

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Foodborne Illness Chart Pathogen Signs and Symptoms Incubation Period Food Involved Salmonella (infection) abdominal pain; diarrhea; chills; fever; nausea; vomiting usually 12 to 36 hours, but could be 6 to 72 hours poultry; meant and meat products; eggs and egg products; other food contaminated by the feces of infected humans and

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North Dakota Child Care and School Infectious Disease ...

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with fever, dehydration or other systemic signs and symptoms. 7. Oral lesions if the child is unable to contain drool or if unable to participate because of other symptoms or until the child is considered to be noninfectious. 8. Skin lesions if they are weeping/draining/oozing and unable to be kept covered with a waterproof dressing.

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Med Surg: Endocrine

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because glucose is HIGH during times of illness. NCLEX TIP H–HIGHEST SUGAR OVER-600+ H–HIGHER ﬂuid loss & Extreme dehydration H–Head change–LOC, Confusion, Neurological Manifestations N–No ketones No Acid, (NO fruity breath/ ketones) S–Slower Onset & Stable Potassium (3.5-5.0) NCLEX TIP NCLEX TIP NCLEX TIP NCLEX TIP NCLEX TIP ST ...

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Fever - Alberta Health Services

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Symptoms • Fevers can make children feel uncomfortable. Usually, these symptoms are mild and the child may be slightly cranky or have aches and pains. Some children are less active and sleepier • Some fevers are associated with shaking (chills or rigors). This is a way for the body to try to manage its temperature.

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Inpatient Alcohol Withdrawal Guidelines - Veterans Affairs

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For withdrawal symptoms: Benzodiazepine (see protocol on reverse side) Chlordiazepoxide and diazepam have longer half-lives, smoother self-taper. Lorazepam better for elderly or liver impairment, most reliable benzo for IM absorption. Risk of late onset withdrawal seizures upon abrupt cessation of shorter acting agents (oxazepam).

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