Peds exam 3a - Endo (major) Flashcards

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T1DM dx

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-FPG: >126
-PG: >200 2hr post glucose test
-CBG: >200 w/ the 3 P’s

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Pre DM

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-impaired FG: 100-125
-impaired GT: 140-199 2hr post glucose test

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do children w/ T1DM need to restrict their carbs

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no -> for whatever carbs they take in they just have to dose themselves

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nutritional mgt of T1DM

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-balanced diet
-increased exercise = increased intake needs
-high sugar foods in moderation

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rapid acting insulin

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aspart (novolog), lispro (humalog)
-right after they eat
-onset:15 mins
-peak: 1hr
-duration: 3-4hr

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short acting insulin

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regular insulin
-onset:30 mins
-peak: 3hrs
-duration: 6-8hrs

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intermediate acting

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NPH/lente
-onset:1-2 hrs
-peak: 6-8hrs
-duration: 12-18hrs

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long acting insulin

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glargine (lantus), detemir (levemir)
-onset:4-6hrs
-peak: 8-20hrs
-duration: 24hrs

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when to check urine ketones

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-anytime BG levels are >240 on two separate reads
-during illness
-BG levels >240 one time on a pump

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if you have positive urine ketones, what are you at risk for

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going into DKA contact doctor or just come into emergency room before DKA occurs

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Insulin dosing

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will be on exam, sig & final
-ratio: 1 unit for every 18g carbs
-correction: 1 unit for every 50 above BG of 150
example) BS 227, 48 carbs consumed -> 227-150 = 77/50 -> 1.54 units & 48/18 = 2.66 units
total insulin needed = 1.54 + 2.66 = 4.2 units

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development issues w/ DM mgt for a toddler

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-parents need to differentiate misbehavior from hypogly
-encourage child to report “feeling funny”
-expect food jags
-give choices of mgt

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development issues w/ DM mgt for a preschooler

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-reassure child who views dm mgt as punishment
-encourage child to participate in simple dm tasks
-teach child to report “lows” to an adult
-teach child what to eat when “low”

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development issues w/ DM mgt for a school ager

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-educate school personnel
-encourage age appropriate independence
-all activities DM must be supervised
-encourage extra curricular activities & participation in social groups
-11 to 12 yr old are able to perform an occasional injection

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development issues w/ DM mgt for an adolescent

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-more capable of performing self care activities
-know which foods fit into meal plan & how to adjust
-more willing to perform multiple injections
-risk takers/invincible-> “i can sleep until 1pm and not need to take insulin” “I can’t drink alcohol and be fine”
-needs continued parental involvement & support

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what to do when you are a T1DM and drink alcohol

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they need to dose for it (from clinical) and they need to have a snack (from lecture)

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sick day mgt for DM

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-use same dosing and give insulin as scheduled (stress can increase BS)
-check blood sugar more frequently
-monitor urine for ketones
~hydrate

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normal fasting glucose

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what food is 15grams of carbs

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-small pack of skittles
-8oz of white milk no chocolate milk
-4oz of orange or apple juice
~frosting, starbursts
-glucose tabs
honey if over 1yr

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if a child is extremely hypoglycemic, what do you do

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rule of 15 wont work bc unable to swallow
1mg glucagon -> subQ or IM then place pt in recovery position to prevent aspiration and then feed after they awake

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nursing consideration of glucagon

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has an expiration date

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causes of hyperglycemia

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-too much food (carbs)
-too little activity
-too little insulin
-illness/infection

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S/s of hypergly

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-high BG
-high levels of glucose in urine
-frequent urination
-increased thirst

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hypergly treatment

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-check urine ketones, if increased call HCP
-increase caffeine free fluids
do not increase activity

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the anion gap
**tells us the state of acidosis the body is in** -Gap = (Na+K) - (Cl + HCO3) -a high gap indicates metabolic acidosis & DKA
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acidosis
-ketones build up in the blood, making it acidic -pH below 7.35 -S/s: deep rapid breathing, confusion/lethargy, abdominal pain
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ketosis
cells aren't getting glucose so your body starts to burn fat as energy producing ketones (an acidic substances), when excess ketones (0.3-0.7) are present you get ketosis
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ketoacidosis
-severe form of ketosis -deflects levels of 7.0mmol/L or higher -lower pH to 7.3 or less
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DKA
hypergly + ketosis + acidosis -BS >300 -S/s: deep rapid breathing (**kussmaul breathinng**,breathing off CO2), very dry mouth, **fruity breath**, N/V, lethargy/drowsiness, osmotic dyuresis **life threatening & needs immediate treatment**
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what is the biggest problem while treating DKA
cerebral edema (60-90% of DKA mortality) **usually treatment of DKA is very successful** & our protocols are based around preventing C. edema
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goals of DKA treatment
-correct dehydration -correct acidosis & reverse ketosis -restore normal glucose levels -avoid complications in therapy
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DKA treatment
1)fluid replacement w/ 10mL/kg 0.9% NS IV **priority- 1st hr** 2)lyte replacement over 48hr (0.9% NS + 20 mEq/L KPhos + 20 mEq/L KCl) **2nd hr** 3)insulin therapy 0.1u/kg/hr drip **2nd hr** (do not give bolus) -begin dextrose infusion when BG reaches 250-300 (D5 0.45% NS + 20 mEq/L KPhos + 20 mEq/L KCl) 4)careful monitoring, D/c fluids when pt tolerates oral fluids & then give SubQ insulin and stop the drip
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what is our goal w/ low dose insulin therapy & when do we stop the drip during DKA therapy
-decrease BG by 100mg/dL/hr -drip should be continued until pH is greater than 7.3 and/or HCO is greater than 15 + serum ketones have cleared **do not stop just based on BG levels**
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when should bicarb therapy be considered during DKA treatment
-severe acidemia -life threatening hyperK
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what part of DKA treatment prevents cerebral edema
adding the dextrose to the IV fluids so we don't drop the BG too fast
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hourly rounds for pt in DKA
-VS -neuro checks -accurate I&Os -point of care testing BG level -K+ levels **notify HCP immediately if change in labs**
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q2 hour rounding for pt in DKA
-urine ketones -Serum B-OH -lytes, hematocrit, ABGs, BUN, serum glucose -cardiac monitoring (continuous) -amount of administered insulin **insulin rate and dose checked by 2 nurses**
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extra measures for DKA pt
-oxygen -peripheral IV catheter -if altered mental status: secure airway, NG suction, bladder cath