Ensuring that the body’s fluids and electrolytes are in balance is crucial for a person’s well-being. Preventing and managing fluid and imbalances is a common clinical practice. If an imbalance occurs, it must be corrected before it affects the neurological, cardiovascular, and skeletal systems. Dehydration is a common fluid imbalance, especially in older adults, leading to many health problems. It is vital for you to know what you can do to help prevent dehydration and electrolyte imbalances. This course discusses the role of a caregiver in preventing fluid and electrolyte imbalances and complications.