Exam 3: Fluid and Electrolyte Flashcards

1
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Fluid needs during fever

A

Add an additional 7ml/kg/hr for ever degree above 38ºC

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2
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Isotonic dehydration

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Equal losses of water and solution

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3
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Hypotonic

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Loss of more sodium than solute (<130 meq/L)

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4
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Hypertonic

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Sodium level greater than 150, more water loss than sodium loss

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5
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Assessment for dehydration

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Projectile, non-bilious emesis
Weight
VS & CRF
Measure fluid intake and all losses
Frequency, amount, characteristics of stool
Urine output and specific gravity (1.003 sg)
Lab values
Fontanelle
Skin turgor

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6
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Parenteral rehydration

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Initially isotonic solution 20ml/kkg bolus over 20 minutes
No K added until urine output is adequate
Electrolytes and glucose added

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7
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Intraosseous therapy

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Intraosseous needled placed for emergency vascular access

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