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JMS 2012;15(2):111-14 During diarrhoea attack, majority of mothers (58%) opined to consult a health personnel, one fourth (22.2%) wanted to start ORS and only small fraction (9.1%) believed in 'wait and watch policy' for self recovery (Table 2). Regarding reasons of giving ORS to their children during diarrhoeal episode. 59 percent mothers were using it because it was cheap, easily available and prevented dehydration, while 41% mothers could not give any reason (Table 3). In this study, only 26.88 percent mothers expressed their satisfaction on being prescribed only ORS, while 73.12 had faith in medicines and ORS in combination(Table 4). Regarding methods of preparation of SSS and ORS, only 12.54% and 22.93% mothers could prepare them correctly, respectively (Table 5,6). Only 24.1% mothers new that freshly prepared ORS was fit for consumption within 24 hours only (Figure 1). Feeds were withheld by 155 (27.7%) mothers during diarrhoeal episode, while 403 (72.3%) continued feeding (Figure 2). The benefits of reduced osmolarity ORS are: reducing stool volume by 25%, reducing vomiting by nearly 30% and 11 reducing need for IV fluid therapy by 33%. There is additional recommendation for zinc 12 supplementation for the management of diarrhoea. It reduces severity and duration of diarrhea, and is strongly recommended as supplement with ORS in dehydrated children.

Knowledge, Attitude and Practices of Mothers Regarding 'Oral Rehydration Therapy' in Jammu Slums