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A:
- Examined the patient's vital signs, noting any irregularities in blood
pressure, heart rate, or pulse rate.
- Urinary output was observed and measured. Take note of the colour and
specific gravity.
- Fluids were placed within easy reach of the client, and the patient was
encouraged to drink.
- The signs and symptoms of dehydration were discussed, as well as measures
to avoid it from happening again.
R:
- The patient was able to keep his fluid volume at a reasonable level,
indicating appropriate intake. Vital signs are all stable. Urinary output is
typical, with a pale yellowish color and a specific gravity that is within
normal limits. The mucous membranes are moist, there are no symptoms of
weakening, and the skin turgor is good, and capillary refill is normal.
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