Dehydration in Elderly Residents

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Dehydration in Elderly Residents
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Froggy Jumps Dehydration in Elderly ResidentsOnline version Dehydration in Elderly Residents Answer the questions to get the frog to shore! by Hamit Khosa 1 Which of the following is an early sign of dehydration in elderly residents? a sunken eyes b Confusion c Thirst 2 True or False: Confusion can be a late sign of dehydration. a True b False c 3 Which resident is MOST at risk for dehydration? a Resident with cognitive impairment b Resident on thickened fluids c Resident who drinks tea all day 4 How often should fluids ideally be offered to LTC residents during the day? a When they ask for it b Every 1–2 hours c With meals only 5 What’s the best way to promote hydration among residents? a Avoid fluids after 3 PM b Wait for residents to request fluids c Offer preferred drinks frequently in small amounts 6 A resident appears confused and has dry lips. What should you do first? a Offer a small cup of fluid and monitor b Report to the physician c Restrict fluids 7 Dehydration can increase the risk of _____ in LTC residents. A. Falls B. Infections C. Confusion a A only b A & B Only c All of the above 8 Why are older adults more prone to dehydration? a They have higher fluid needs b Their thirst sensation is reduced c They produce more urine 9 Which organ is primarily responsible for maintaining fluid balance? a Kidneys b Bladder c Lungs 10 Which of these residents is least likely to become dehydrated? a One who drinks 8–10 cups daily b One with dementia c One with swallowing issues

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Dehydration in Elderly ResidentsOnline version

Dehydration in Elderly Residents Answer the questions to get the frog to shore!

by Hamit Khosa

Which of the following is an early sign of dehydration in elderly residents?

sunken eyes

Confusion

Thirst

True or False: Confusion can be a late sign of dehydration.

True

False

Which resident is MOST at risk for dehydration?

Resident with cognitive impairment

Resident on thickened fluids

Resident who drinks tea all day

How often should fluids ideally be offered to LTC residents during the day?

When they ask for it

Every 1–2 hours

With meals only

What’s the best way to promote hydration among residents?

Avoid fluids after 3 PM

Wait for residents to request fluids

Offer preferred drinks frequently in small amounts

A resident appears confused and has dry lips. What should you do first?

Offer a small cup of fluid and monitor

Report to the physician

Restrict fluids

Dehydration can increase the risk of _____ in LTC residents. A. Falls B. Infections C. Confusion

A only

A & B Only

All of the above

Why are older adults more prone to dehydration?

They have higher fluid needs

Their thirst sensation is reduced

They produce more urine

Which organ is primarily responsible for maintaining fluid balance?

Kidneys

Bladder

Lungs

Which of these residents is least likely to become dehydrated?

One who drinks 8–10 cups daily

One with dementia

One with swallowing issues

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Which of the following is an early sign of dehydration in elderly residents?

True or False: Confusion can be a late sign of dehydration.

Which resident is MOST at risk for dehydration?

How often should fluids ideally be offered to LTC residents during the day?

What’s the best way to promote hydration among residents?

A resident appears confused and has dry lips. What should you do first?

Dehydration can increase the risk of _____ in LTC residents. A. Falls B. Infections C. Confusion

Why are older adults more prone to dehydration?

Which organ is primarily responsible for maintaining fluid balance?

Which of these residents is least likely to become dehydrated?

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