Decrease the rate of
exchange. Signs and symptoms of
disequilibrium syndrome, which results from rapid changes in composition of the
extracellular fluid and cerebral edema; the exchange rate should be decreased.
Although increasing the rate of infusion may relieve the headache, it will not
relieve the other adaptations or the cause of disequilibrium syndrome. Although
administering an antiemetic may relieve the nausea, it will not relieve the
other adaptations or the cause of disequilibrium syndrome. Discontinuing the
procedure is unnecessary; reducing the rate of exchange should reduce the
adaptations of disequilibrium syndrome.
Contraction for the small intestine also allow for increasing the surface area for absorption of nutrients by the walls of the small intestine and also to allow the undigested food substances to be moved from the small intestine to the large intestine
