Final Flashcards
Calculate mmol/L given Mg/dL or mEq/L
Mmol/L= (Mg/dL *10)/MW MEq/L= mmol/L* valence electrons
Max pressure drop for Peds arterial cannula
100mmHg
Max pressure drop for Peds venous cannula
-30-40mmHg
Terumo baby RX05 max BF and Prime volume
BF: 1.5LPM
Prime: 43mL
Solumedrol in pump prime
30mg/kg
Cefazolin dose
25mg/kg
Formula for amount of Bicarb to add
No PRBCs: .025V
PRBCs: (0.3)(kg weight)(BE)
Dose of mannitol in prime
0.25g/kg
Calcium concentration needed to allow appropriate level in cardioplegia
0.7-0.8mmol/L
Normal urine output for adults
0.5-1ml/min
Normal urine output for Peds
1ml/kg/hr
Temperature monitoring locations in Peds
Nasopharyngeal
Tympanic
Esophageal
Venous
Calcium levels in Peds and adults
Kids: 1.1-1.35mmol/L
Adults: 1.11-1.3mmol/L
Absolute pressure you cannot exceed in ACP and RCP
25mmHg
Preferred acid base management in Peds
pH stat
4 things want in a pediatric cardioplegia system
Small prime
Good heat exchange
Air handling capabilities
Versatile system
Common aortic root needle size for Peds
18 Gauge
Antegrade CPG delivery rate in Peds
30ml/kg
Want to keep root pressure about 70mmHg
2 functions of coronary sinus balloon
Prevents back flow
Holds cannula in place
Unique place can give CPG in Peds
Ligamentum arteriosum
Advantage of Del Nido and Custodial CPG
Last longer, typically only need single dose
Del Nido dosage
Osmolarity: 340mosm/L
Arrest: 20ml/kg
Maintenance: 10ml/kg
Delivery: 90-180ml/min
Components of custodial (Bretschneider) CPG amd their functions
Histidine: buffer against acidosis during XC
Tryptophan: stabilizes cell membrane
Ketoglutarate: improves ATP production during reperfusion
Affects of MUF
Immediate: better pulmonary compliance
24hr: showed no benefit
Affects not sustained because systemic inflammatory response occurs during rewarming also may not be able to overcome capillary leakage