4 endo/metabolic/nutrition Flashcards
You consider/diagnose CAH in neonate
-what immediate tx, things to do?
- treat electrolyte abnormalities–glucose, hyperK
- give hydrocort 25mg (50mg for larger children)
- draw extra RED TOP before giving meds, for inpatient team labs
In ml/kg, how much dehydration in a kid? and what sxs/signs for each?
mild, mod, severe
mild: 50 – dry mucus membranes
mod: 100 – cap refill >2 sec, tachy, decreased UOP
severe: 150 – ANS, sunken fontanelle, skin turgor, hypotensive
zofran for peds:
- what dose?
- should you use other antiemetics?
general guideline:
2mg for small 8-15kg, 4mg for med 15-30kg, 8mg for larger
don’t use other antiemetics under age 5. if zofran doesn’t work think worse things
HypoNA
-tx
if sxs: 10ml/kg 3% hypertonic saline over 1 hour
if not sxs, admit for appropriate fluids
hypocalcemia
-dose of ca gluconate in symptomatic
0.5 - 2 cc/kg slow IV
lethargy, seizures, etc
Peds DKA
-how to start fluid management
In general:
start 10-20 ml/kg bolus NS over 1st 2 hours. (that’s it, GENTLE)
then NS 1.5-2x maintenance 4-6h
Peds DKA
- insulin dose
- what if you want subQ insulin
start 0.1 mg/kg gtt no bolus, after checking K
if pt looks well: subQ is 0.3U/kg
Peds DKA:
how much K to give to start?
If K wnl, then give 40 mmol/L repletion along with fluids, insulin
(mmol/L)
Peds DKA: You suspect cerebral edema
- do what things?
- not getting better, what to do for intubation?
- check glucose!
- tx: mannitol 0.5-1 g/kg over 20 min, give repeat dose if no response (Same as adult dosing)
or 3% hypertonic saline 5-10 ml/kg over 30min (adult dosing is 250cc 3% bolus). Initial dose can go through peripheral line.
- HOB up
- careful fluids! restrict fluids but also know mannitol will diurese and you need to replete
3. CT head
4. call NSG, PICU
Intubate: ICP protective intubation. consider lidocaine 1% 1 ml/kg bolus, fentanyl as well
Cerebral edema
you gave mannitol 1 dose. When to try 2nd dose?
should see effect in 30 min
do repeat dose if no change. 0.5-1 g/kg bolus over 20min
Hypertonic saline: doses (adult and peds) for:
- symptomatic hyponatremia
- elevated ICP
Remember: 3%, 8.4% 50mL in crashcart (osmolarity is actually equivalent to 6% saline, and 1 amp is 50ml), 23.4%
Symptomatic hypoNa:
Adult dose: 100 cc 3% over 10min, can repeat once. Can do 50 ml 8.4% NaHCO3 from crash cart, then repeat. can be in good PIV. Each 100 ml raises ~2mmol Na
Peds: 2 ml/kg 3% over 10-60min
Elevated ICP:
Adult: 250-500ml 3%, can give 2 amps of NaHCO3 8.4%, 30-60ml 23.4%
Peds: 3% 3-10ml/kg over 10-60 min
Adult dosing for both: Can start 2 amps NaHCO3 from crash cart
Peds: ?
IEM inborn errors metabolism
- 2 classic presentations to remember
- Additional labs to get if you suspect (4 things)
- hypoglycemia tx
- how to fluid resus
- crashing neonate on week 1
- 1 month infant. lethargic/vomit/seizures. Normal labs
- VBG (looking for acidosis), lactate, NH3, ketones (urine)
- D10 5-10 ml/kg
IVF: 10 ml/kg boluses, then maintenance D10 1/4NS @ 1.5-2x maintenance