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Gastroenterology

Acute gastroenteritis

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Acute gastroenteritis

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Appendicitis signs presentChoose any

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  • Dehydration assessment: none or mild
  • Moderate dehydration
  • Severe dehydration
  • Oral rehydration with ORS (Pedialyte) at home
  • Oral rehydration trial in clinic, tolerated
  • Sent to ED for IV fluids (severe, failed ORT, intractable vomiting)
  • Zofran given in clinic or prescribed
  • Ondansetron only > 4 y per IDSA (weak)
  • Probiotics may be offered
  • No antibiotics for watery diarrhea
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  • Bloody diarrhea or fever: stool studies sent
  • C. difficile testing after antibiotics
  • STEC: no antibiotics; HUS monitoring labs
  • Continue breastfeeding; usual diet; avoid sugary drinks; no BRAT/clear-only diet
  • Small frequent sips (5 mL every 5 minutes), increase as tolerated
  • Return: fewer wet diapers, can't keep fluids down, blood in stool, green vomit, severe belly pain, lethargy
  • Hand hygiene; child care exclusion until diarrhea resolves
  • Follow-up as needed or recheck in 1-2 days

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  • No loperamide or antimotility under 18