ENPC 6th EDITION Chap. 14 AMS Flashcards

1
Q

What is considered hypoglycemis in a child?

A

BDL < 70mg/dl (p. 210)

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2
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How soon after glucose administration should a repeat blood sugar be obtained?

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15 minutes (p. 211)

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3
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What concetration of glucose shoul dbe administered to an infant?

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10% (p.211)

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4
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What concetration of glucose should be given to a child over 5 years of age?

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25% (p.211)

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5
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Dose of NAC IV

A

150 mg/kg (p.216)

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6
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TCA overdose toxidrome?

A

Anticholonergic
dry as a bone, mad as a hatter, blind as a bat, red as a beet, hot as a hare (p.217)

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7
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Beta Blocker OD treatment?

A

IV fluids for hypotension
Atropinr/pacing
Glucagon
Insluin and Dextrose infusion
Vassopressors
lipid emulsion
ECMO (p.218)

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8
Q

Iron OD treatments?

A

Desferoximine
Chelation
WBI
(p.218)

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9
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Oral antidiabetic agent OD tx?

A

Glucagon
Octreotide or diazoxide to decrease pnacreatic insulin release
(p.218)

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10
Q

Salicylate OD may cause what symptoms?

A

Respiratory alkalosis
(p.218)
Primary, gives way to met acidosis due to uncoupling oxidative phosphorilation (Merk Manual)

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11
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What is the preferred antidote for cyanide poisoning?

A

Hydroxycobalamin
As an alternate–
sodium nitrite
sodium thiopental
amyl nitrate (p.221)

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12
Q

TX for orhanophosphate OD?

A

pralidoxime (p.222) aka “2-PAM”
Atropine in high doses

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13
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DKA criteria?

A

BGL > 200mg/dL
Venous pH < 7.3
Serum Bicarb < 15 mmol/L
Urine ketones > 3 mmol/L
(p.225)

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14
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What is the blood glucose criteria for that requires immediate intervention?

A

<54 mg/dL (p.210)

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15
Q

Anticholinergic antidote?

A

Physotigmine (p.213)

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16
Q

Salicylates OD treatment?

A

Sodium Bicard (p.214)

17
Q

TCA OD TX?

A

Sodium bicarb, lipids (p.214)

18
Q

Toxic alcohol (ehtylene glycol, methanol) tx?

A

Fomepizole, ethnaol (p.214)

19
Q

SSRI OD Tx?

A

Ciproheptadine (p.214)

20
Q

Pupilary reaction to opiod OD?

A

Miosis (constricted pupils) (p.218)

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