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1 Lecturer Bynda Tatyana P.
Acute intestinal infection in children: clinical manifestations of dehydration Sumy State University Lecturer Bynda Tatyana P.

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3 Dehydration stage 1 5 % 2 5-10 % 3 > 10%
Dehydration stage Fluid deficit % % > 10%

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7 1 stage of dehydration

8 2 stage of dehydration

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10 3 stage of dehydration

11 3 stage of dehydration

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15 Dehydration types Isotonic dehydration Hypertonic dehydration
Hypotonic dehydration

16 What should be your diagnosis?
The primary diagnosis: AIDs, enteritis, moderate severity. Complication: Hypertonic (water-deficiency) dehydration of 2 degree.

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