Which of the following assessment findings are specific to the client with moderate dehydration?
Explanation
• Clinical manifestations of moderate dehydration include: lethargic state, dry oral mucosa, reduced urine output, thready pulse, slow skin turgor, and sunken eyes
• Alert level of consciousness and reduced urine output will be seen when dehydration is mild
• Although sunken eyes can be noticed in moderate dehydration, very sunken eyes are a clinical manifestation of severe dehydration