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1
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Neonatal:

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less than 30 days

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pediatrics

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up to 18 yrs

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3
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Neonates have immature

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myocardium

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4
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Neonates utilize _______ for energy

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glucose

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5
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Immature myocardium prone to

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stretch injury

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6
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Adult circuits tend to be

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one size fits all”

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7
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blood volume for < 10 (kg)

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85 cc/kg

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8
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blood volume for 11-20 kg

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80 cc/kg

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9
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blood volume for 21-30 kg

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75 cc/kg

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10
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blood volume for 31-40 kg

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70 cc/kg

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11
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blood volume for >40 kg

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65 cc/kg

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12
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A 1100 gram child has how much BV

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93.5 mL

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13
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Adult circuit characteristics

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3/8” arterial line 3/8”, 1⁄2” venous line Large oxygenators Larger priming volume

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14
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pediatric circuit cicuits

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1/8”, 3/16”, 1⁄4”, 3/8” arterial line 3/16” 1⁄4”, 3/8”, 1⁄2” venous line Small/Med/Large Oxygenators Smaller Priming Volumes

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15
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Neonatal Pack

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3/16” x 1⁄4”

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16
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infant pack

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1⁄4” x 1⁄4”

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17
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pediatric pack

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1⁄4” x 3/8”

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18
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small adult pack

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3/8” x 3/8”

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19
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adult pack

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3/8” x 1⁄2”

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20
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sequence to determine appropriate pediatric circuit

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It is Imperative to ascertain kg weight prior to choosing  1. Determine BSA (kg weight may suffice)  2. Determine maximum flow rate (KG weight based or BSA based)  3.Choose appropriate pump boot  4. Pick arterial cannula  5. Determine arterial line size  6. Pick venous cannula  7. Determine venous line size

*Packs (1/8” x 3/16”, 3/16”x3/16”, 3/16”x1⁄4”, 1⁄4” x 1⁄4”, 1⁄4”x3/8”, 3/8”x3/8”, 3/8”x1⁄2”)
 8. Choose oxygenator  9. Choose arterial filter

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21
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CPB normothermic flows for 0-3 kg

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200 cc/kg

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22
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CPB normothermic flows for 3-10 kg

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150 cc/kg

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23
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CPB normothermic flows for 10-15 kg

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125 cc/kg 1

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24
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CPB normothermic flows for 15-30 kg

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100 cc/kg

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25
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CPB normothermic flows for >30kg

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75cc/kg

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26
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CPB normothermic flows for >55kg

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65cc/kg

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27
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kg weight x cc/kg/min flow =

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max flow 5.3 kg x 150 cc/kg/min = 795 cc/min or 0.795 L/min

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28
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Normothermic CPB flows :  1. BSA:

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1.8 l/m/m2 up to 2.4 l/m/m2  2.4 l/m/m2 X 2.00 m2 BSA = 4.8 L/m

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29
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Normothermic CPB flows .KG:

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50-75 cc/kg/min  75 cc/kg/min x 70 kg = 5.25 L/m

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30
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SV FOR Rollerpump Callibration Chart: Boot Diameter 3/16

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7 CC x 100 rpm =700 ml/monn

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31
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SV FORRollerpump Callibration Chart: Boot Diameter 1/4

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13 CC x 100 rpm = 1300 ml/min

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32
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SV FOR Rollerpump Callibration Chart: Boot Diameter 3/8

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27 CC x 100 rpm = 2700 ml/min

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33
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SV FOR Rollerpump Callibration Chart: Boot Diameter 1/2

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45 CC x 100 rpm =4500 ml/min

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34
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Do NOT exceed ______ RPM for max tubing flow

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100

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35
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reynolds # equals

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(velocity of fluid)(density)(diameter)/viscosity

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36
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Poiseuille’s law

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Flow = (ΔP x πr4)/( Lx V x 8)

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37
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pediatric arterial cannula selection aim:

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Aim: utilize the smallest cannula w/ the highest flow rate
 Do NOT exceed pressure drop > 100 mmHg
 Critical velocity is reached when laminar flow becomes turbulent (Reynolds #)
 Higher pressures = higher sheer stress = hemolysis = bad

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38
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pediatric venous cannula selection aim:

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 Aim: drain the patient with the smallest cannulas
 Be aware if the cannulation is bicaval or single atrial cannula
 Pressure drop is in the -30 to -40 range (pressure-flow curve)
 Vacuum Assist Venous Drainage (VAVD) may help but at a cost (micro-emboli may be associated with VAVD)

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39
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tubing pack selection for single atrial cannula neonatal

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3/16,1/4 <800ml/min

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40
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tubing pack selection for single atrial cannula infant

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1/4,1/4 800-1278 ml/min

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41
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tubing pack selection for single atrial cannula peds

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1/4,3/8 1278-2898 ml/min

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42
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tubing pack selection for single atrial cannula small adult

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3/8,3/8 2898-3500 ml/min

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43
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tubing pack selection for single atrial cannula adult

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3/8,1/2 >3500 ml/min

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44
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tubing pack selection for bicaval atrial cannula neonatal

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3/16,1/4 < 800 ml/min.

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45
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tubing pack selection for bi caval atrial cannula infant

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1/4,1/4 800-1566 ml/min

46
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tubing pack selection for bi caval atrial cannula peds

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1/4,3/8 1566-3000 ml/min

47
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tubing pack selection for bi caval atrial cannula small adult

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3/8,3/8 3000-3500 ml/min

48
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tubing pack selection for bi caval atrial cannula adult

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3/8,1/2 > 3500 ml/min

49
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PED ALFs

A

Terumo AFX02 Medtronic affinity Integral oxygenator filtration

50
Q

the new integral filter oxgenators _______is currently

changing the landscape

A

(FX 05)

51
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Pediatric CannulaSelection: Arterial PROCESS

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 Determinemaxflow:  Cannulation may be aortic / femoral / neck  Pressure drop should not exceed 100 mmHg  Anticipate larger flow needs when warming  Anticipateviscositychanges

52
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Pediatric CannulaSelection: venous PROCESS

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 Determine max flow  Cannulation utilizes Bicaval or Single Atrial  Pressure drop -30 to -40 mmHg  ( MEASURE IT - its gravity! )  Anticipate larger flow needs when warming  Anticipate viscosity changes

53
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bicaval cannulation max flow 12/12

A

846

54
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bicaval cannulation max flow 12/14

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1120

55
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bicaval cannulation max flow 12/16

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1197

56
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bicaval cannulation max flow 14/14

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1287

57
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bicaval cannulation max flow 14/16

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1332

58
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bicaval cannulation max flow 16/16

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1377

59
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bicaval cannulation max flow 16/18

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1512

60
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bicaval cannulation max flow 18/18

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1566

61
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venous 3/16” MAXIMUM VENOUS CALCULATED BFR (mLmin) and PRIME VOLUME (mL/ft)

A

1100,7

62
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venous 1/4” MAXIMUM VENOUS CALCULATED BFR (mLmin) and PRIME VOLUME (mL/ft)

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2000,9.65

63
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venous 3/8” MAXIMUM VENOUS CALCULATED BFR (mLmin) and PRIME VOLUME (mL/ft)

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6500,21.7

64
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venous 1/2” MAXIMUM VENOUS CALCULATED BFR (mLmin) and PRIME VOLUME (mL/ft)

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—–,38.6

65
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capiox infant ALF flow range

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< 2500 ml/min

66
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intersect pediatric ALF flow range

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2500-3000 ml/min

67
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GISH ALF flow range >3000 ml/min

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> 3000 ml/min

68
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pall leuco guard 3 max flow

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3000 ml/min

69
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pall leuco guard 6 flow range

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3000-6000 ml/min

70
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basic prime constituents adults

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 Normosol Hetastarch/Albumin  Antibiotic  NaHCO3  Mannitol Heparin 10 K units

71
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basic prime constituents peds

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 Normosol25% Albumin  Antibiotic  Solumedrol  NaHCO3 Heparin 100 units  Mannitol  CaCl  PRBC’s

72
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25% albumin purpose

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 Largemolecule  Aids passification of tubing  Elevates C.O.P. and serum osmolarity  Good osmotic “pull” from tissues (1.3:1)  Be careful in recommendations  (i.e X-coating calls for wetting with crystalloid 1st)

73
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Cefazolin(Kefzol,Ancef) dosage

A

25 mg/kg (max dose = 1 g)

74
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Ampicillin dosage

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 50 mg/kg (max dose = 1 g)

75
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gentamicin dosage

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2 mg/kg (max dose = 80 mg)

76
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nafcilliin dosage

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25 mg/kg (max dose = 1 g)

77
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vancomycin dosage

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0 -15 mg/kg (max dose = 1 g)
 Vancomycin is titrated during CPB. All other of the antibiotics listed can be safely administered to the extra-corporeal circuit prior to the intiation of CPB.

78
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solumedrol dosage pump prime

A

The pump prime may contain 30mg/kg. methylprednisolone (up to 500 mg) on all to patients undergoing procedures requiring CPB.

79
Q

Pediatric transplant patients receive ______methylprednisolone when the aortic crossclamp is released.

A

30 mg/kg

80
Q

The prime should have a bicarbonate concentration of approximately

A

24 mEq/L.

81
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formula for he amount of NaHCO3 necessary for a given amount of asanguineous volume

A

x = 0.025V

82
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f PRBC’s are added to the prime, then a sample should be taken, and NaHCO3 administered according to the following formula:

A

? mEq NaHCO3 = 0.3(kg wt)(BE)

83
Q

mannitol purpose

A

 Osmoticdieuretic
 ElevatesOsmolarityrapidly
 Given over a range of medical disciplines
 Oxygen radical scavenger

84
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mannitol dosage

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0.25g/kgintheprime
 An additional 0.25 g/kg is administered on the release of the aortic cross-clamp.
 Since mannitol is 25% solution (5.3 kg x .25 = 1.325 g) And that is 5.3 cc

85
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CaCl2 is not

A

routinely added to the prime.

86
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perfusate level of CaCL2 should be_______ because_______

A

0.7 - 0.8 mM/L, if necessary. would allow the appropriate level to be present in the cardioplegia solution of a standard 4:1 solution

87
Q

PRBCS patient kg weight range intravascular BV index <10KG

A

85 mL/kg

88
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PRBCS patient kg weight range intravascular BV index 10-20 KG

A

80 mL/kg

89
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PRBCS patient kg weight range intravascular BV index 20-30KG

A

75 mL/kg

90
Q

PRBCS patient kg weight range intravascular BV index 30-40 KG

A

70 mL/kg

91
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PRBCS patient kg weight range intravascular BV index >40KG

A

65 mL/kg

92
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PRBCS patient kg weight range intravascular BV index For neonates/infants < 5kg

A

100 ml PRBC’s are added to the prime

to avoid a prolonged period of asanguineous perfusion.

93
Q

CPB Hct =

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(((IVBV x kg x (patient Hct / 100)) / ((IVBV x kg) + mL prime))) x 100

94
Q

TEG use in PEDS

A

 Sporatic use in Or/Perfusion labs  Takes a long time to finalize (takes patience)  Looks at the larger spectrum

95
Q

TEG Viscoelastic test on whole blood – rotates specimen in cuvette

A

10 seconds

96
Q

platelet works

A

 Assesses plateletn function and compares functional and non-functional platelets by percentage (%)
 More useful due to looks at function, not number

97
Q

nirs

A


Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) technology, such as that used in pulse oximetry, has been used and trusted in the world of medicine for decades.
Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is a spectroscopic method that uses the near-infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum (from about 800 nm to 2500 nm)

98
Q

CDI in line analyzer

A

Standard of care Important in pediatrics pH stat or Alpha stat use

99
Q

Capiox Rx05 flow range

A

< 1500 ml. Min

100
Q

Capiox sx10 flow range

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1500-4000 ml./min.

101
Q

Capiox sx18 flow range

A

4000-6000 ml./min

102
Q

Dlp wire reinforced a ending aortic cannula sizes

A

8 10 12 16 fr

103
Q

Biomedicus femoral arterial cannula sizes

A

8 10 12 14 fr

104
Q

Max flow dlp 8 fr

A

750

105
Q

Max flow dlp 10 fr

A

1300

106
Q

Max flow dlp 12 fr

A

2200

107
Q

Max flow dlp 14 fr

A

2900

108
Q

Max flow dlp 16 fr

A

4000

109
Q

Pediatric muf / 4:1cardioplegia

A

<30 kg

110
Q

Adult 4:1 cardioplegia

A

> 30 kg

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