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Aim: The aim of the study consisted in content validation ofthe defining characteristics, and related factors of thenursing diagnosis of deficient fluid volume [dehydration](00027), from the perspective of neonatal nurses. Design:Content validation study. Methods: The defining characteristicsof the nursing diagnosis of deficient fluid volume[dehydration] (00027) were evaluated with the help of theFehring Diagnostic Content Validity Model. The set consisted of125 experts/nurses. The significance of the definingcharacteristics was rated by the nurses on a Likert scale from1 to 5. Data collection was carried out from March to September2016. Results: seven characteristics from 32 were designatedprimary defining characteristics by the experts: decreasedurine output, sunken fontanelle, change in skin turgor, drymucous membranes, increased urine concentration, elevatedhaematocrit, and general appearance of exhaustion. 25characteristics were designated secondary definingcharacteristics; 12 of which were characteristics from NANDA –I. Items such as: constipation, decreased pulse volume, cramps,absence of tears, and abdominal distension achieved a weightedscore under 0.50. All from the group of related factors weredefined as secondary by the experts. Conclusion: The set ofexperts regarded the primary significant characteristics forthe determination of the nursing diagnosis of deficient fluidvolume [dehydration] in newborns to consist in seven definingcharacteristics. All related factors were regarded to besecondary.

CONTENT VALIDATION OF NURSING DIAGNOSIS OF DEFICIENT FLUID VOLUME [DEHYDRATION] IN THE CONTEXT OF NEONATOLOGICAL NURSING