Question

please evaluate this intervention:

monitor hydration status

Answer 1

Ans)Being able to assess the hydration status of a patient is an important skill that you'll use regularly in clinical practice. It involves assessment of whether a patient is hypovolaemic (dehydrated), euvolaemic or hypervolaemic (fluid overloaded) to inform ongoing clinical management.

- One of the easiest ways to test your hydration is through bathroom frequency and urine color. Your urine should be light yellow and you should be emptying your bladder on average 5-8 times per day. Another way to determine hydration levels (especially after a run) is a sweat test.

- Healthy skin, no thirst are also used to monitor hydration status.