adequate hydration

What are the Signs of Dehydration in Neonates?

Signs of dehydration in neonates include:
Dry mouth and tongue
Sunken fontanelle
Decreased urine output
Rapid breathing
Poor skin turgor
Lethargy
If these symptoms are observed, it's essential to seek immediate medical attention.

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