Pediatrics Flash Cards - Case 15 Vomit

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Maintenance fluid rule?

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100-50-20 Rule: 100mL/kg/d for first 10kg + add’l 50mL/kg/d for next 10kg + add’l 20mL/kg/d fo ea kg after

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K+ and Na+ maintenance calculation

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3-4mEq of Na+ / 100mL maint fluids + 2-3mEq of K+ / 100mL maint fluids

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Fluid rehydration for mild-moderate dehydration d/t gastroenteritis in kids?

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START: 50-100 mL/kg ORS over 2-4 hrs THEN 10mL/kg/add’l loose stool OR 2mL/kg/add’l emesis

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Fluid rehydration for mod-severe dehydration d/t gastroenteritis in kids?

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20mL/kg IV fluid bolus -> re-eval -> repeat until improved then consider finishing w/ ORS at 100mL/kg over 4 hrs OR twice maintenance dose of 1/2NS in D5W

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Electrolyte disturbance in pyloric stenosis?

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hypochloremic, hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis is one of the hallmarks of pyloric stenosis.

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Pyloric stenosis usually presents at what age range?

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usually presents between 3 and 12 weeks of age

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CDC rec for replacing each emesis or diarrhea episode?

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60–120mL ORS per diarrheal/emetic episode (via NG, if necessary)

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W/u for infant w/ gastroenteritis?

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Wright’s stain for fecal WBCs (sign of bacterial etiology), a stool Rotazyme, and a stool sample for culture and sensitivity

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