Fluids & Transfusion in Peds Population Flashcards

1
Q

weight 0 - 10 kg

A

4 mL/ kg / hr

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2
Q

10 - 20 kg

A

2 mL/kg/hr (+ 40 mL)

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3
Q

> 20 kg

A

1 mL/kg/hr ( + 60 mL)

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4
Q

what’s your fluid bolus dose

A

10 - 20 mL/kg

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5
Q

buretrol holds

A

150 mL

fill it up to 10 mL/kg

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6
Q

hypoglycemia risk patients - what do you give

A

D5 in 0.45% NS

1/2 the MIV rate

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7
Q

fluid overload

A

be careful - the neonate kidney cannot excrete large amounts of excess water or electrolytes

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8
Q

PRBCs

A

always filter

always warm

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9
Q

estimating blood replacement

A

(desired hct - current hct) x EBV / 0.6

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10
Q

MABL

A

ebv x (starting hct - target hct)/starting hct

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11
Q

premie EBV

A

100 mL/kg

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12
Q

term EBV

A

90 mL/kg

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13
Q

6 mo EBV

A

80 mL/kg

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14
Q

< 1 yo EBV

A

75 mL/kg

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15
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> 1 yo

A

70 mL/kg

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16
Q

adult EBV

A

55 - 65 mL/kg

17
Q

when do you administer FFP

A

when EBL is greater than 1-1.5 EBV
observed coagulopathy
PT/PTT or rotem prolonged

FILTER N WARM

18
Q

Platelet

A

ITP or chemo pt are ok if plt >15k
dilution causing thrombocytopenia?? tx if <50k

FILTER ONLY
NO WARMING

19
Q

cell saver adr

A

coagulopathy b/c dilution of coags

20
Q

calcium supplements?

A

head trauma or MTP will cause hypocalcemia d/t rapid transfusions

FFP + PRBCs contain calcium citrate

21
Q

neonates + calcium

A

decreased ability to mobilize calcium to metabolize citrate

22
Q

irradiate

A

prevent tx related graft vs host disease

important in ca and immunocompromised patients

23
Q

filtered blood products

A

eliminate CMV infection (important for CA and sickle cell pt)

24
Q

washed products

A

life-threatening allergic reactions - unforunately decreases life span of RBC and its effectiveness

bye bye WBC and K

25
Q

wake up safe recommendations hyperK & PRBCs

A

tx before significant HD compromise
PIV > CVC
large bore catheeters > 23 G
fresh RBC and wash RBC

maybe keep PRBCs < 5 days old

26
Q

how do we treat hyperK?

A
  1. hyperventilate
  2. ca cl (20 mg/kg) or caglu (60 mg/kg)
  3. insulin 0.1 u/kg and dextrose 0.25 - 1 g/kg
  4. bicarb 1 - 2 meq/kg
  5. albuterol
  6. lasix 0.1 mg/kg
27
Q

when do we start ECMO

A

if arrest > 6 m

28
Q

PRBC dosing, the indication

A

I: 30 - 40% for infants
25% for child

10 - 15 mL/kg

29
Q

how much does 10 - 15 mL/kg increase hgb

A

2 - 3 g/dL

30
Q

FFP dosing, the indication

A

I: MTP

10 - 15 mL/kg

31
Q

FFP bolus increases factor levels by

A

15 - 20%

32
Q

platelet dosing, the indication

A

I: < 100 k

5 - 10 mL/kg

33
Q

plt bolus increases by

A

50 - 100 k

34
Q

cryo indication, dose

A

I: peersistent bleeding
dose: 10 - 20 mL/kg

35
Q

cryo increases ____

A

fibrinogen by 60 - 100 mg/dL