Endo/Metabolic/Nutrition Flashcards

1
Q

CAH:

-how much hydrocort to give

A

25 mg , 50mg in larger children

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dehydration levels:

mild/mod/severe

what %, what ml/kg

A

mild: 3-5% 50ml /kg (dry mucus membranes)
mod: 6-9%, 100 ml/kg (cap refill <2 sec)
severe: >9%, 150 ml/kg (sunken fontanel, skin turgot, AMS)

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3
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dehydration tx:

mild

mod

severe

A

mild: try ORT
goal: 50-100 ml/kg over 2-4h, start 5-10ml q5min

mod/severe: 20 ml/kg bolus to start

can also try subQ rehydratioin: 150U hyaluronidase with 22G angiocath into space between shoulder blades, with 20ml/kg/hr NS

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4
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hyponatremia

-symptomatic treatment dose?

A

3% NS, 10ml/kg over 1 hour

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5
Q

peds DKA

what is typical amount of fluid lost?

A

100ml /kg

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6
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peds DKA criteria to dx

A

D: glucose >200

K: present. serum ketones is gold standard

A: ph <7.3 or HCO3 <15

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Peds DKA:

management: with doses

what kind of monitoring and labs at what intervals

A
  1. 10ml/kg bolus (small!) over first 2h (up to 20ml/kg)
  2. NS at 1.5-2x maintenance 4-6h
  3. Add D5 for glucose 250-300
    insulin: 0.1 U/kg/h, no bolus

Hold insulin for K 3.3-3.5

monitoring: neuro exam q1h, glucose q1h, VBG q2h

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Peds DKA; cerebral edema

-what to look for, how to tx

A

1% of DKA episodes, occurs hours 4-12 usu

q1h neuro checks!

AMS, cushings triad, bradycardia

  1. mannitol: 0.5-1g/kg over 20 min
  2. hypertonic saline: 5-10 ml/kg/30min
  3. restrict IVF to 2/3 maintenance
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9
Q

IEM, if suspect

  • what labs to get
  • what to be careful about for transfer
A

think: acidosis, lactate, NH3, glucose, ketones

extra tubes for more tests inpatient

  • pt may be very hypoglycemic for transfer, may need dextrose drip even possible central line
  • ammonia may need dialysis
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10
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IEM:

elevated NH3, how to tx

A

Can remove with:

  1. Na benzoate/phenylacetate
  2. dialysis
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Child with known IEM comes to ED

-how to manage

A

if elevated ketones or acidosis, if NH3 3x normal, unable to take PO,

provide: d10 1/4NS @ 1.5x maintenance until improved or for admission

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