PEDS-altered Fluid and Electrolytes Flashcards

1
Q

Fluid volume loss for:
Mild dehydration____
Moderate Dehydration_____
Severe Dehydration________

A

Mild = 5% of fluid volume loss

Moderate = 5-9% of fluid volume loss

Severe = >10% of fluid volume loss

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2
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List three things that can cause a fluid imbalance in an infant

A

1) Respiratory Illness
2) stomach virus (vomiting, diarrhea)
3) burns

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3
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Pediatric clients have increased need for fluids due to the following (4) areas:

A

1) Greater ECF volume (until about 2yrs old)
2) Body Surface Area (5x greater than others)
3) Basal Metabolic Rate is increased
4) Immature Kidney Function

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4
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How to calculate fluid replacements for dehydrated pediatric clients

A

100ml/kg -for first 10kg
50ml/kg - for second 10kg
20ml/kg - for remainder of weight in kg
DIVIDE TOTAL AMT BY 24 HOURS = ml/hr

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5
Q

TWO CAUSES OF HYPONATREMIA

A

GASTROENTERITIS

WATER OVERLOAD

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6
Q

Normal Pediatric Sodium Lab Value

A

130-150

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7
Q

Moderate dehydration

*Skin color_________

A

Grey

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8
Q

_______ and _______ are valuable indicators of fluid balance

A

fontanels

weight loss/gain

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9
Q
Severe dehydration...
Skin Color\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Mucous Membranes\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Blood pressure is \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Pulse is \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
A

Skin Color is mottled
Lips=dry
Tongue = furrowed

Blood pressure is VERY LOW
Pulse is TACHYCARDIC

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10
Q

Moderate dehydration

Blood pressure is _________ Pulse is _________

A

blood pressure is slightly elevated

Pulse is elevated

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11
Q

Three (3) types of dehydration

A

Isotonic (ISONATREMIC)- equal loss of water and electrolytes

Hypotonic (HYPONATREMIC) - Primarily a loss of electrolytes (NA <135)

Hypertonic (HYPERNATREMIC) - Primarily a loss of water (NA >145)

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12
Q

symptoms of dehydration in pediatric clients

A

INFANTS-irritable, restlessness, lethargic, sleepy

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13
Q

TRUE or FALSE

Infants lose more fluid through the kidneys because immature kidneys are les able to conserve water than are adult kidneys

A

TRUE

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14
Q

Stages (3) of Dehydration Management?

A

1) Initial
* *BOLUS OF ISOTONIC FLUID (20-30ML/KG)
* *ASK IF THE PATIENT IS GETTING BETTER

2) Replace Deficits, maintenance fluids

3) Final Phase
* *ORAL REHYDRATION/FEEDING (Pedialyte-then if can keep food down- feed with bland diet)

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15
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Three (3) levels of sodium deficiency

A
  • MILD—120-130
  • MEDIUM — 114-120
  • *SEVERE —LESS THAN 114
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16
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Insensible water loss accounts for ____ to_____ ml per day

A

300-400 ml per day

17
Q

Insensible water loss occurs through____________

A

skin and lungs