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ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN PADA An. A: DEHIDRASI SEDANG DENGAN TERAPI CAIRAN PADA GASTROENTERITIS AKUT (GEA) DI KLINIK UNAI BANDUNG

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ABSTRACT NURSING CARE IN An. A: MEDIUM DEHYDRATION WITH FLUID THERAPY IN ACUTE GASTROENTERITIS (GEA) AT UNAI BANDUNG CLINIC Ela Angela Br Rumapea, S. Kep NIM: 1953077 Gastroenteritis is a condition of stool resulting from defecation which is a liquid consistency that can be accompanied by nausea, vomiting and frequency of bowel movements more than 3 times a day. The most dangerous symptom of a diarrheal infection is dehydration, which is the direct cause of many deaths, especially in infants and young children. Actions or the role of nurses that must be carried out in patients with diarrhea with a risk of electrolyte imbalance is giving fluids, collaborating in administering drugs and antibiotics. Giving oral fluids such as breast milk or formula milk to babies. Provision of fluids is very important considering the complication that often occurs in dehydration is death. Purpose, to analyze and provide an overview of fluid therapy planning in GEA. The main complaints of this case are less fluid volume, changes in nutrition less than body requirements, diarrhea and the risk of damage to anal tissue integrity. The action taken is collaboration in providing fluid therapy through infusion, providing recommendations for providing oral rehydration therapy through breast milk, mineral water, and still providing regular food for children. Collaboration in providing antibiotics. The results of the nursing care given to An. A 5-day treatment with intravenous and oral fluid therapy is effective in improving children's dehydration, collaborative antibiotic administration is effective for stopping diarrhea. The advice that the authors give to the patient's family is expected to be able to handle children with diarrhea and dehydration in providing fluids and to maintain cleanliness so that diarrhea does not occur again. Key word: Acute Gastroenteritis, Dehidration, Diarrhea, Fluid Therapy.