Paeds Hypoglycaemia Flashcards

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Define

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BGL <3.3mmol/L
Infant BGL <2.6mmol/l - at risk of acute & long term neurological sequalae.
Target > 3.5mmol/L

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Causes (All ages)

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T1DM, Congenital heart disease, Adrenal insufficiency, Sepsis

TIMES
T- toxin
I - infection
M - metabolic disorder
E - endocrine disorder
S - starvation

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Causes (Neonates <48 hrs)

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IUGR, premie, hypothermia, Sepsis, macrosomia, pancreatic dysfxn

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Causes (neonate - 2 years)

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Congenital hyperinsulinism, inborn error of metabolism, GH deficiency

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Causes (Child)

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Hypopituitarism, GH deficiency, Ketotic hypoglycaemia

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Causes (Adolescent)

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Insulinoma, Adrenal insufficiency, eating disorder

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7
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Ix - Critical Bloods

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VBG, Bicarb, GH, Insulin, Cortisol, Glucagon level, C peptide, LFT, Lactate
Ketones

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Mx

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IV 2ml/kg 10% dextrose
IM Glucagon 0.03-0.1mg/kg
Buccal - 40% Glucose/glucogel 0.5ml/kg/dose
Oral feed - 60ml/kg/day

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