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The document is an intake packet for KidWorks, a support program for families dealing with divorce. It includes various forms such as orientation questionnaires, family agreements, permission forms, and information on privacy rights. The packet outlines the program's philosophy, emphasizing the emotional and psychological support needed for children and parents during the divorce process. It also details rules for safety, children's rights in divorce situations, and the importance of maintaining confidentiality within the program.

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What is the recommended hydration intake for children?

The recommended daily intake of water for children is: 1 to 3 years old: 4 cups. 4 to 8 years old: 5 cups. 9 to 13 years old: 5 to 6 cups.

Is IV hydration OK for kids?

From providing essential nutrients to helping prevent dehydration, IV hydration can be a life-saving measure for children of all ages. Pediatric IVs are a great option for athletic kids and children recovering from illnesses that can lead to dehydration such as a stomach bug, cold, or flu.

Are liquid IV packets ok for kids?

Liquid IV is not recommended for children under 4 due to their unique electrolyte needs, but a small amount may not cause serious harm.

Can kids drink electrolyte packets?

Some electrolyte drinks contain caffeine, which the American Academy of Pediatrics warns can be harmful for children under 12 since its a stimulant and can negatively affect the heart.

Who should not use liquid IV?

People with high blood pressure should avoid electrolyte beverages since they should be on a low-sodium diet, and people with kidney problems, like chronic kidney disease, shouldnt drink electrolyte beverages because their kidneys cannot efficiently filter out electrolytes, Patton added.

What is the recommended sodium intake for a child?

Table 1. AgeAdequate intake (mg/day)Chronic disease risk reduction intake (mg/day) 13 years 800 Reduce intake if above 1,200 48 years 1,000 Reduce intake if above 1,500 913 years 1,200 Reduce intake if above 1,800 1470 years 1,500 Reduce intake if above 2,3002 more rows

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