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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: 272_Diarrhea 6mo-5yr copy, 3%-9% dehydrated as determined by body weight loss and/or clinical judgment Yes Begin ORS: 50-100ml/kg over 3-4h. Replace ongoing stool and emesis losses of body fluid/electrolytes, giving 10ml/kg for each loose stool. Vomiting in not a contraindication for ORS. Small volumes (1-2tsp q 1-2 min) may be tolerated by vomiting child & can deliver enough volume to rehydrate & maintain adequate state of hydration in ᢒ% of children., ɛ% dehydrated as determined by body weight loss or signs and symptoms Continue regular diet. Consider adding dextrose-electrolyte solution to replace ongoing stool losses.or increase intake of usual dietary fluids., Diarrhea resolved or improved after 48h of ORS? No Medical Referral, Diarrhea resolved or improved after 48h of ORS? Yes D/C Treatment, Child age 6 months-5 years with acute diarrhea Take history, examine pt & either obtain current weight or estimate percentage of dehydration. Refer if exclusions for self-treatment exist., One or more of the following is present: ᡂ% dehydration, signs of shock unconsciousness, ileus? No 3%-9% dehydrated as determined by body weight loss and/or clinical judgment, Pt tolerating therapy? No Hospitalize pt for appropriate therapy, including emergent IV therapy., Continue ORS for 4-6h or until rehydrated. For infants, resume breast-feeding, formula, or milk. For all children, resume age appropriate foods. Replace ongoing fluid/electrolyte losses with dextrose-electrolyte solution. Diarrhea resolved or improved after 48h of ORS?, 3%-9% dehydrated as determined by body weight loss and/or clinical judgment No ɛ% dehydrated as determined by body weight loss or signs and symptoms, Take history, examine pt & either obtain current weight or estimate percentage of dehydration. Refer if exclusions for self-treatment exist. One or more of the following is present: ᡂ% dehydration, signs of shock unconsciousness, ileus?, One or more of the following is present: ᡂ% dehydration, signs of shock unconsciousness, ileus? Yes Hospitalize pt for appropriate therapy, including emergent IV therapy., Continue regular diet. Consider adding dextrose-electrolyte solution to replace ongoing stool losses.or increase intake of usual dietary fluids. Diarrhea resolved or improved after 48h of ORS?, Pt tolerating therapy? Yes Continue ORS for 4-6h or until rehydrated. For infants, resume breast-feeding, formula, or milk. For all children, resume age appropriate foods. Replace ongoing fluid/electrolyte losses with dextrose-electrolyte solution., Begin ORS: 50-100ml/kg over 3-4h. Replace ongoing stool and emesis losses of body fluid/electrolytes, giving 10ml/kg for each loose stool. Vomiting in not a contraindication for ORS. Small volumes (1-2tsp q 1-2 min) may be tolerated by vomiting child & can deliver enough volume to rehydrate & maintain adequate state of hydration in ᢒ% of children. Pt tolerating therapy?