1. Dehydration and shock. 2. Electrolyte disturbances. 3. Fit, maybe caused by: i. Electrolyte disturbance: a. Hypernatremia. b. Hyponatremia. c. Hypocalcemia. ii. Hypoglycemia. iii. Shigellosis. iv. Meningitis (parenteral diarrhea). v. Febrile convulsions. 4. Acute renal failure. 5. Thromboembolic phenomena.
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1. Dehydration and shock. 2. Electrolyte disturbances. 3. Fit, maybe caused by: i. Electrolyte disturbance: a. Hypernatremia. b. Hyponatremia. c. Hypocalcemia. ii. Hypoglycemia. iii. Shigellosis. iv. Meningitis (parenteral diarrhea). v. Febrile convulsions. 4. Acute renal failure. 5. Thromboembolic phenomena.
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ally. Zinc Oral tablet for 14 days to decrease morbidity and mortality. Follow up 1. Assess the hydration status. 2. General stool examination. 3. Serum electrolytes. Complications of diarrhea: <span>1. Dehydration and shock. 2. Electrolyte disturbances. 3. Fit, maybe caused by: i. Electrolyte disturbance: a. Hypernatremia. b. Hyponatremia. c. Hypocalcemia. ii. Hypoglycemia. iii. Shigellosis. iv. Meningitis (parenteral diarrhea). v. Febrile convulsions. 4. Acute renal failure. 5. Thromboembolic phenomena. Notes: • Indications of antibiotic therapy in patients with diarrhea: 1. Age less than 3 years. 2. Malnourishment or failure to thrive (FTT). 3. Immunocompromised patients. 4. Bloody di
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