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Subkutane Infusion erspart das Krankenhaus

Exsikkose bei alten Patienten

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Der Allgemeinzustand einer rüstigen 88-jährigen Pflegeheimbewohnerin (Pflegestufe 1), selbstständig rollatormobil und kognitiv intakt, hat sich deutlich verschlechtert. Sie erkennt ihre Pflegepersonen nicht mehr, wirkt apathisch und desorientiert, muss „gefüttert“ werden, lehnt Trinken meist ab und ist neu inkontinent. Der Urin riecht stark und wirkt konzentriert.

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    Joachim Zeeh

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Zeeh, J. Subkutane Infusion erspart das Krankenhaus. MMW - Fortschritte der Medizin 156, 45–48 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15006-014-2721-7

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Keywords - Dehydration and subcutaneous infusion (hypodermoclysis) in the elderly

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