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The definition of Dehydration in the words of the NHS. 

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The definition of Dehydration in the words of the NHS. 

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you're feeling unusually tired

you're confused and disorientated

any dizziness when you stand up does not go away

you have not peed all day

your pulse is weak or rapid

you have fits (seizures)

These can be signs of serious dehydration that need urgent treatment.

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you're feeling unusually tired you're confused and disorientated any dizziness when you stand up does not go away you have not peed all day your pulse is weak or rapid you have fits (seizures) These can be signs of serious dehydration that need urgent treatment.

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https://youtu.be/P8c9DIiAFz8

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https://youtu.be/HVT3Y3_gHGg

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Could the Water Drop aid this age group? Will they need to be encouraged to use it? Will it be fashionable? This article discusses dehydration in older adults in care homes. Do you think they may benefit from a Water Drop or will it just become another environmental hazard?

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How patients access the tube

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The company's website explaining more about the product and its benefits to Healthcare.

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As a junior doctor I would set up as many as 20 intravenous drips each day to rehydrate patients. Around 60% of these would have been totally avoidable if the patients were able to easily access fluids without calling for help. The Water-Drop is a brilliantly simple innovation that will bring huge benefits to the NHS by reducing the need for rehydrating drips, reducing risk of infections (particularly UTI and AKI), reducing length of stay and releasing time to care. Now, as a GP, it is clear that the Water-Drop can also prevent many admissions to hospital from the community by preventing dehydration related problems. There are many avoidable admissions through falls, urinary infections, acute kidney injuries and other dehydration related issue - The Water-Drop will help prevent these at minimal cost.

Dr S Derry BSc BMBS MRCGP, GP Partner at Petroc Group Practice, and Acute GP within the Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust

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The Waterdrop - Helping patients drink without having to call for help - Home

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As a junior doctor I would set up as many as 20 intravenous drips each day to rehydrate patients. Around 60% of these would have been totally avoidable if the patients were able to easily access fluids without calling for help.