Pediatric Anesthesia pt1.0 Flashcards

1
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What age are each of these populations considered?

  • Neonate:
  • Infant:
  • Toddler:
A
  • Neonate: birth - 1 month
  • Infant: 1 - 12 months
  • Toddler: 12 months - 3 years
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What age are each of these populations considered?

  • Preschool:
  • school age:
  • adolescent:
A
  • Preschool: 4- 6 year
  • school age: 6 - 13 year
  • adolescent: 13 - 18 year
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At what age would a child typically be physiologically similar to an adult?

A

~8 years old

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How many weeks is a neonate considered preterm? Full term? Post term?

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  • Preterm: < 37 weeks
  • Full term: 37 - 42 weeks
  • Post term: > 42 weeks
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5
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How much weight is considered a micropremie?

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< 750 gm (0.75 kg)

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6
Q

What can be administered to keep the PDA open?

A

prostaglandin

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7
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Where would preductal sats be measured? postductal sats?

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Preductal: right hand
Postductal: other extremities

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8
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What typically causes closure of the ductus arteriosus?

A

clamping the umbilical cord => increased SVR and decreased PVR

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9
Q

Neonatal cardiac output is primarily dependent on what?

A

fetal heart rate

fetus lacks ability to compensate with stroke volume

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What is vital for myocardial performance?

A

Calcium is vital for myocardial performance (more squeeze)

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11
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Autonomic innervation is predominantly _____

A

predominantly parasympathetic => leading to bradycardic response to stimulation

immature sympathetic system

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What is the typical heart rate, SBP and DBP for a neonate?

A

HR: 140
SBP: 70
DBP: 40

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What is the typical heart rate, SBP and DBP for a 12 month old?

A

HR: 120
SBP: 95
DBP: 65

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What is the typical heart rate, SBP and DBP for a 3 year old?

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HR: 100
SBP: 100
DBP: 70

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What is the typical heart rate, SBP and DBP for a 12 year old?

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HR: 80
SBP: 110
DBP: 60

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16
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What general rule of thumb can be used to estimate the MAP of a neonate?

A

Gestational age ≈ MAP

25 weeker ≈ MAP of 25

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17
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What is considered systolic hypotension for a term neonate? (0-28 days)

A

< 60 mmHg

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What is considered systolic hypotension for an infant (1-12months)?

19
Q

What is considered systolic hypotension for a child (1-10 year)

A

< 70 mmHg + (2 * years old)

5 year old: 70 + (25) = 80 mmHg (less than 80 = HoTN)*

20
Q

What is considered systolic hypotension for a child > 10 years?

21
Q

What is the typical hemoglobin at birth?

A

18 - 20 g/dL

22
Q

Fetal Hemoglobin has a ____ P50 and carboxyhemoglobin curve shifts ____? What does this mean for oxygen delivery?

A
  • Fetal Hemoglobin has a lower P50 and carboxyhemoglobin curve shifts left?
  • oxygen locks to Hgb leading to more pick up but less release
23
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What is the estimated blood volume for a premature neonate?

A

90 - 100 mL/kg

24
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What is the estimated blood volume for a newborn (<1 month)?

A

80 - 90 mL/kg

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What is the estimated blood volume for an infant (1 mo - 3 yr)?
75 - 80 mL/kg
26
What is the estimated blood volume for a child (>6 yr)?
65-70 mL/kg
27
What is the estimated blood volume for an adult?
65 - 70 mL/kg
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What is the P50 of fetal hemoglobin?
19 mmHg
29
Fetal hemoglobin has what kinds of chains?
* 2 alpha chains * 2 gamma chains *no beta chains*
30
Adult hemoglobin has what kinds of chains?
* 2 alpha chains * 2 beta chains *2,3-DPG binding site only on beta chains*
31
Select the statements that most accurately reflect the cardiovascular system in the newborn: * HR is the primary determinant of BP * phenylephrine is a first-line treatment for HoTN * stress is more likely to activate the parasympathetic nervous system * HoTN is defined as a SBP <70 mmHg
* HR is the primary determinant of BP * stress is more likely to activate the parasympathetic nervous system
32
What likely should be administered for HoTN with a contractility issue? What about a heart rate issue?
* contractility issue: Calcium * heart rate issue: atropine or epi
33
Alveolar ductal development starts around _____ gestation?
Alveolar ductal development starts around **24 weeks** gestation?
34
Neonatal alveolar surface area is _____ of an adult?
Neonatal alveolar surface area is **~1/3** of an adult?
35
What does surfactant production and secretion begin?
at 22-26 weeks gestation
36
Why is surfactant important?
reduces surface tension in the alveoli and allows expansion *insufficient surfactant can lead to alveoli collapse*
37
What is notable about the structure of a neonates breathing mechanics?
* pliable chest wall from lack of muscle development * horizontal ribs lack structural supporrt * flat diaphragm * less type 1 muscle fibers (faster respiratory fatigue)
38
Neonates have a metabolic rate and O2 consumption that is about ____ of an adult
Neonates have a metabolic rate and O2 consumption that is about **twice** that of an adult
39
Neonatal minute ventilation (Vm) is more dependent on what?
Vm is more dependent on **respiratory rate** than tidal volume
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Neonatal tidal volume is relatively fixed at about how much?
~6-8 mL/kg *lack ability to compensate Vt*
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What are neonates typically prone to rapid desaturation?
Decreased FRC which is even worse with general anesthesia
42
Neonatal FRC, vital capacity, and total lung capacity are generally ____ compared to an adult?
Decreased
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Neonatal Residual volume and closing capacity are generally ____ compared to an adult?
Increased