PALS Flashcards
(46 cards)
infant HR
100-180
infant sleep HR
90-160
toddler HR
98-140
toddler sleep HR
80-120
prek HR
80-120
prek sleep HR
65-100
school aged child HR
75-118
school aged child sleep HR
58-90
adolescent sleep HR
50-90
infant RR
30-53
toddler RR
22-37
prek RR
20-28
school aged child RR
18-25
infant normal BP
systolic 72-104
diastolic 37-56
MAP 50-62
toddler normal BP
systolic 86-106
diastolic 42-63
MAP 49-62
prek (3-5y/o) BP
systolic 89-112
diastolic 46-72
MAP 58-69
school-aged child (6-9y/o) BP
systolic 97-115
diastolic 57-76
MAP 66-72
preadolescent (10-12 Y/O) BP
systolic 102-120
diastolic 61-80
MAP 71-79
adolescent (12-15 y/o) BP
systolic 110-131
diastolic 64-83
MAP 73-84
S/S of septic shock
- AMS, irritability or decreased level of consciousness
- altered HR, typically tachycardia
- altered temp (fever or hypothermia)
- altered perfusion (prolonged or flash cap refill; cool or very warm extremities, plethoric appearance, mottled color or pallor, possible ecchymosis or purpura… decreased urine output)
- hypotension: may or may not be present
initial stabilization of septic shock
abcs
within first hour of septic shock
draw blood for culture and additional lab studies including glucose and calcium… do not delay antibiotic or fluids therapy
if signs of shock persist after 40-60 mL/kg total fluid administration or evidence of fluid overload…
obtain critical care consultation
initiate and titrate epi or norepi
adenosine
SVT
