Peds and IV Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

dehydration tonicity

A

look at salt

Na 15 - hyper

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2
Q

normal saline

A

154 mEq Na/L

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3
Q

D5W

A

dextrose in water

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4
Q

lactated ringers

A

NaCl, KCl, CaCl, Na lactate in water

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5
Q

deficit

A

half given over 8 hours

half given over next 16 hours

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6
Q

deficit Na and K

A

important in hypo or hypernatremic dehydration

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7
Q

bolus therapy

A

isotonic
20mL/kg
normal saline or LR

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8
Q

vomiting

A

no lactated ringers

exacerbates metabolic alkalosis

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9
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maintenance

A

daily water needs based on energy expenditure

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10
Q

holliday segar method

A

for maintenance

hourly calc - 4-2-1
4 mL/kg/hr - first 10kg
2 - 11-20kg
1 - >21kg

24 hour calc
100 mL/kg/day - first 10 kg
50 - 11-20kg
20 - >21 kg

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11
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fluid deficit

A

%dehydration of pre-illness weight x 1000mL/kg

child mild to severe
-3/6/9%

infant mild to severe
-5/10/15%

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12
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clammy skin

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severe dehydration

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13
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tenting skin

A

moderate dehydration

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14
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sunken fontanelle

A

severe dehydration

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15
Q

<2sec cap refill

A

mild dehydration

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16
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maintenance of Na and K

A

3Na x 100mL of water
2K x 100mL of water

Na - extracellular
K - intracellular

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17
Q

illness < 3 days

A

80% ECF deficit

20% ICF

18
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illness > 3 days

A

60% ECF deficit

40% ICF

19
Q

Na deficit

A

fluid deficit X
proportion from ECF X
Na concentration in ECF

20
Q

K deficit

A

fluid deficit X
proportion fro ICF X
K concentration in ICF

23
Q

less than 10kg

24
Q

10-20kg

25
>20kg
give 0.5 NS
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little kid maintenance
D1/4 NS with 20-30 mEq KCl or K acetate added per liter
27
bigger kid maintenance
D1/2 NS with 20-20 mEq KCl or K acetate added per liter
28
pre-illness weight calculation
determine weight loss - and replace with bolus of that much 20mL/kg
29
double bubble X-ray
duodenal atresia congenital obstruction of 2nd portion duodenum failure of recanalization of bowel segment below ampulla of vater with polyhydramnios, down syndrome, CHD
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type 1 duondenal atresia
mucosal web with normal muscular wall - most common type 2 - short fibrous cord connecting two atretic ends of duodenum type 3 - complete separation of atretic ends
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oral rehydration therapy
5cc every 2 minutes
32
dose timing for 24 hour day
first 8 hours - 1/3 maintenance - 1/2 total deficit next 8 hours - 1/3 maintenance - 1/4 deficit next 8 hours -1/3 maintenance 1/4 deficit
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gastroenteritis
viral - rotavirus - norovirus - 50% cases in developed cases
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watery diarrhea
viral
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bloody bowel movements, cramping, fecal leukocytes
bacterial
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GERD
most common esophageal disorder in children
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recurrent regurgitation with or without vomiting
GERD esophagitis recurrent pneumonia dental erosion sandifer syndrome
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weird neck posture
sandifers syndrome
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CN IX
glossopharyngeal altered tone - increased salvation
40
occipital condylar release
MFR to free up vagus, hypoglossal, accesory nerves
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forceful vomiting
pyloric stenosis olive like mass in RUQ abdomen
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bilious vomiting
green vomit think obstruction - atresia, hirschsprung, malrotation, ileus