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    - The infant Dale was brought to the emergency room due to vomiting and diarrhea for 3 days with a fever that developed 8 hours prior. On assessment, Dale had a temperature of 38.6 degrees Celsius, a slightly depressed anterior fontanel, sunken eyes, and poor skin turgor. - The diagnosis was fever related to vomiting and diarrhea. Dale was given fever medication and a semi-solid, low-fiber diet to overcome the elevated temperature and regain normal stool and eliminate vomiting and dehydration. Fluid intake was increased to replenish depleted fluids from diarrhea and vomiting. - After treatment, Dale was able to alleviate irregular bowel movements and decrease his temperature. He regained skin integrity and normal body hydr

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    - The infant Dale was brought to the emergency room due to vomiting and diarrhea for 3 days with a fever that developed 8 hours prior. On assessment, Dale had a temperature of 38.6 degrees Celsius, a slightly depressed anterior fontanel, sunken eyes, and poor skin turgor. - The diagnosis was fever related to vomiting and diarrhea. Dale was given fever medication and a semi-solid, low-fiber diet to overcome the elevated temperature and regain normal stool and eliminate vomiting and dehydration. Fluid intake was increased to replenish depleted fluids from diarrhea and vomiting. - After treatment, Dale was able to alleviate irregular bowel movements and decrease his temperature. He regained skin integrity and normal body hydr

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    - The infant Dale was brought to the emergency room due to vomiting and diarrhea for 3 days with a fever that developed 8 hours prior. On assessment, Dale had a temperature of 38.6 degrees Celsius, a slightly depressed anterior fontanel, sunken eyes, and poor skin turgor. - The diagnosis was fever related to vomiting and diarrhea. Dale was given fever medication and a semi-solid, low-fiber diet to overcome the elevated temperature and regain normal stool and eliminate vomiting and dehydration. Fluid intake was increased to replenish depleted fluids from diarrhea and vomiting. - After treatment, Dale was able to alleviate irregular bowel movements and decrease his temperature. He regained skin integrity and normal body hydr

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    - The infant Dale was brought to the emergency room due to vomiting and diarrhea for 3 days with a fever that developed 8 hours prior. On assessment, Dale had a temperature of 38.6 degrees Celsius, a slightly depressed anterior fontanel, sunken eyes, and poor skin turgor. - The diagnosis was fever related to vomiting and diarrhea. Dale was given fever medication and a semi-solid, low-fiber diet to overcome the elevated temperature and regain normal stool and eliminate vomiting and dehydration. Fluid intake was increased to replenish depleted fluids from diarrhea and vomiting. - After treatment, Dale was able to alleviate irregular bowel movements and decrease his temperature. He regained skin integrity and normal body hydr

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    Decolongon, Adrian John J.

    BSN 2C
    Case Scenario:
    Dale, a seven month infant was brought to the emergency room by his mother due to vomiting and diarrhea for 3 days. Fever
    developed 8 hours prior to consult. On assessment his temperature is 38.6 degrees Celsius, anterior fontanel is slightly depressed, with
    sunken eyes and poor skin turgor. His weight is 13 lbs. Mother stated that he previously weighed 15 lbs.
    Assessment Diagnosis Outcome Implementation Rationale Evaluation Discharge Plan
    Criteria
    Objective Data: - Fever related - Patient will - Give fever - Reduce body - After the M- Advise the
    - Temp: 38.6° to vomiting and overcome medication and add temperature and implemented patient to take
    diarrhea elevated semisolid and low- to gradually interventions, the medicines
    - Anterior temperature, fiber foods to the diet return bowel the client was and vitamins
    Fontanel is give normal movement to its able to alleviate recommended
    slightly stool and normal state. irregular bowel by the doctor,
    depressed eliminate movements and and use
    vomiting. - Increase fluid intake - To replenish decrease its therapeutic
    - Sunken eyes the depleted body methods as
    fluid as a result temperature. appropriate.
    - Poor skin of diarrhea and
    turgor vomiting E- Advise the
    parents to
    - Weight: 13 lbs follow doctor’s
    orders and to
    Subjective Data: continue
    - Vomiting & monitoring.
    Diarrhea for 3
    days T- Encourage
    parents to keep
    - Fever an eye out for
    developed 8 any further
    hours prior to complications
    consult with their child.

    H- Educate
    Decolongon, Adrian John J.
    BSN 2C
    - Skin turgor as - Patient will - Increase fluid intake - To rehydrate - After parents about
    a result of overcome body fluids and increasing his the doctor’s
    dehydration dehydration and cure skin fluid intake, the orders and
    regain his skin impairment. client was able possible
    integrity to alleviate skin treatments.
    impairment and
    regain regular O – Counsel
    body hydration. parents for
    further
    questions and
    guide them on
    their next visit.

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