Peds Fluid And Electrolyte Flashcards

1
Q

Are infant kidneys mature

A

No. They are not effective at excreting waste.

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2
Q

A children more prone to fluid and electrolyte imbalance

A

Yes

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3
Q

What cause a increase in water loss

A

Conditions that increase basal metobolic rate(infection/fever)

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4
Q

Infant body surface area

A

Have greater BSA which cause more insensible fluid loss

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5
Q

Is infant BMR higher than adult

A

Yes. Causes greater waste and insensible fluid loss.

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6
Q

Icf

A

Increased k+ and Mg
Reduced Na

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7
Q

ECF

A

Where fluid loss occurs. This is where IV and po meds impact.

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8
Q

How to assess hydration

A

Skin color
Anterior fontanel
Urine output of 1-2 mL/kg/hr
BUN

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9
Q

Isotonic dehydration

A

Loss of sodium and water

Cold
Dry

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10
Q

Hypotonic dehydration

A

More sodium loss than water

Cold
Clammy

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11
Q

Hypertonic dehydration

A

More water loss than sodium

Cold/hot
Thickened/doughy skin

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12
Q

All dehydrations

A

Absent tears
Sunked fontanel
Rapid pulse
Lethargic

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13
Q

Signs if good circulating blood volume

A

Warm skin
Urine output of 1-2 mL
Pink nailbeds
Strong peripheral pulses

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14
Q

Daily fluid maintenance

A

Weight in kg * 100 mL

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15
Q

Causes of reduced fluid requirement

A

CHF
Renal failure

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16
Q

How fast should serum sodium be decreased

A

No more than 1meq per hour
No more than 10 meq per day
Can cause seizures

17
Q

GI disorders

A

Pyloric stenosis-causes vomiting
Hirschsprung’s-palpable fecal mass. Enema.
Intussusception-emergency. Bowel issue. Enema.
Celiac disease-gluten issue
Diarrhea

NPO for most and provide hydration.