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ABG (chang/obra)
neonate
x
ph
7.3-7.4
pCO2
30-40
35
HCO3
20-22
22
O2
50-80
7.35
older
7.35-7.45
7.4
35-45
40
22-26
24
>95
HCO3/CO2
MET ACID
pCO2:1.5 x HCO3 + 8.4 +- 2
{limit of 10}
MET ALK
chang:
CO2: inc by 0.5-1 per HCO3 inc 1
35 or 40 + {limit of 55}
obra:
pCO2: 0.9 x HCO3 + 9 +- 2
RESP ACID
obra:
HCO3(24+):^ pCO2/10 x 2.5
chang:
acute=
HCO3(24+):0.1 x ^pCO2 +-3
{max 27-28}
chronic=
HCO3(24+):0.4 x ^pCO2 +-3
{>30}
RESP ALK
obra:
HCO3 (24-):^ pCO2/10 x 4
chang:
acute=
HCO3(24-):0.1-0.3 x ^ pCO2
{20-22}
chronic=
HCO3(24-):0.5 x ^ pCO2
{12-15}
ACUTE VS CHRONIC
RESPI ACID
^H: 24 x pCO2
: ^H -40
--------------HCO3
^pCO2
if = <0.3 : chronic
0.3-0.8:acute/chronic
>0.8:acute
RESPI ALK
pH=7.41-7.45 : chronic
>7.45 : acute
HCO3 DEFICIT
ABE x wt x 0.3 (1/2 correction)
half bolus, half drip
hco3 + dist water
ABE
HCO3 (desired-actual) x 0.6
desired=22
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ABG INTERPRETATION
Rule #1:
An acute change in PaCO2 of
1mmHg is asso w/ an inc or a dec
in pH of 0.008 units thus, when the
PaCO2 increases by 10mmHg will
dec by 0.08 units (inversely
proportional).
> determine the resp component of
acid-base balance
To asses the resp component of aid-base balance:
1. calculate the amt by which the reported PaCO2 either falls below or exceeds 4
0mmHg. Subtract the patient's PaCO2 from 40mmHg.
2. Predict the pH based on the measured PaCO2 accdg to rule #1.
3. Compare the measured pH w/ the predicted pH.
*If the predicted pH is equal to the
measured pH, all change in the oH
are resp in origin.
*If the measured pH is > than the
predicted pH, an asso. metabolic
alkalosis is present.
*If the measured pH is < than that
predicted from PaCO2 an asso.
metabolic acidosis is present.
Rule #2:
A pH change w/ 0.01 units is the
result of a base change of 0.67
mEq/L, therefore, pH inc or dec by
0.15 units, corresponding inc or dec
in base by 10 mEq/L (directly
proportional).
> the diff bet calc pH & measured pH (ABG result) x 2/3 (0.66)meq/L is equal to
base excess
> if BE is > 4 either +/- AbN
+ 4: met alkalosis
- 4: met. acidosis
BD/BE calculated by multiplying the difference between the actual pH and predict
ed pH from the PaCO2 by 67. The predited pH is always subtracted from the actual
pH before multiplying the difference by 67. If the actual pH is lower than the
predicted pH, the difference will be anumber indicating a base deficit & the pre
sence of metabolic acidosis.
Rule #3:
The total body HCO3 deficit = base
deficit x pt's wt (kg) x 0.3
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ABG READING
METABOLIC ACIDOSIS
Expected pCO2 = HCO3 x 1.5 + 8.4+-2
Limit = 10mmHg
METABOLIC ALKALOSIS
Expected pCO2 = each mEq inc in
HCO3 will inc pCO3
by 0.5 - 1mmHg
Limit = 55mmHg
RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS
Acute
= HCO3 inc by 3-4mEq/L every10
Limit = 30mmHg
Chronic
= each mmHg inc in pCO2 will inc
HCO3 by 0.4mEq/L
RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS
Acute
= HCO3 dec by 2-4mEq/L every 10
Limit = 18mmHg
Chronic
= each mmHg dec in pCO2 will dec
HCO3 by 0.5mEq/L
Limit = 12 - 15mmHg
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ABG VALUES
pH
NV
ACID
ALK
pCO2
7.35-7.45
< 7.35
> 7.45
35-45
>45
<35
<22
>26
x = 0.08
N pH : 7.40 - 0.08 = 7.32
HCO3
22-26
10
x
Actual pH - Measured pH
7.26
7.32
= -0.06
normal
mild
moderate
severe
RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
paO2 < 60 mmHg at room air
pCO2 > 50
paO2/FiO2 (dec) < 200
ALVEOLAR TO ARTERIAL O2 GRADIENT
AaDO2=
<(FiO2)(Pb-47)-(PaCO2/R)> - PaO2
Pb:760 (barometric pressure at sea level)
R:1 (respiratory quotient)
47: water vapor pressure
if > 500; 80% mortality
AO2=
713 x FiO2%(dec) - (pCO2/0.8)
a/AO2= pO2/AO2
if . 500, 80% mortality in OR
CALCULATED PAO2 (partial alveolar O2)
(pb - PH20) (FiO2) - PaCO2
pb=760
PH20=47
if diff bet PAO2 and PAO2 is <205, normal
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ACUTE MI
CRITERIA
1. Typical pain
retrosternal, severe, lasting >30 min, unrelieved by nitrates, asso with cold cl
ammy perspiration
2. Evolutionary ECG abn
St elevation ff by Q wave formation and t wave inversion
3. Elevated serum CPK-MB
Duration
12-24h
36-48h
2-4D
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24-48h
3-5D
7-10D
ALEC GODCHILDREN
NAME
MA/PA
1
2
3
4
5
6 tisay
7
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BIRTHDAY
rachel
ryan
nefer
al
nenet
anthea
IV: 50/2
PO: 1/1;10
birth=14-20 (17)
3-7%
107 fl
correcte
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ANTACIDS
Cimetidine 10-20 MKD q12H
Tagamet syr 200/1,100/5
tab 200; 400; 800
IV 200/2; 300/2
Ranitidine 4-5 MKD q8H
Zantac
PO: 15/ml; 150, 300/tab
IV: 50/2
+ DW to make 20 cc
slow ivtt
Cisapride 0.2 MKD q8
Prepulsid 1mg/ml
Maalox 10-15cc 1hr pc and HS
Novaluzid 1hr pc and HS
Famotidine 0.7 MKd q12
iv:20/2
po: 20,40 mg tab
Omeprazole 0.6-0.7 mkd
Losec 20 mg, 40 mg
Sucralfate 40-80 mkD q6-8
1 g tab
pptab, dissolve in water
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ANTI-ASTHMA
Aminophylline LD 8-10 MKd
MD 3-5 MKd
Q8-12H very slow IVTT to be
diluted w/ equal amount of
dist. water. For older infant,
dosage may be increased to
25-30 MKD q4-8H
prep:250mg / 10mL
*if changing IV to PO aminophylline, inc dose by 20%
*from IV to PO Theophylline, no adjustment
DRIP: 0.4-0.9 MKH
How to drip:
e.g. 5kg @ 0.4 MKH in 8H drip
5 x 0.4 x 8 = 16mg in 8H
if IVF rate is 5cc/H, fill SS w/
40cc IVF + 16mg Amino
(0.64ml)
e.g. wt x 0.5 x 24 (hrs)=ml/day
if drip in 12 hrs:1/2 + 60 cc DW
60=5cc x 12 h
Neonate: 1 mkd q8 or 2 mkd q 12
Apnea: LD 5-6 mkd
MD 2 mk 12 hrs post LD
Theophylline 3-5 MKd q8H
Neullin 80/15; 50;125;250,
Doxophylline 6-9 mkd q 12
100/5
Terbutaline SQ: 0.005 MKd
PO: 0.075 MKd
Drip: 0.003 MKH
Bricanyl IV: 0.5/ml
PO: 1.5/5; 2.5
Neb. 5mg/2
Salbutamol 0.15 MKd
Ventolin 2/5 syr; 1.2/5 exp;
2/tab
Neb: 2.5mg/2.5ml
Librentin 2/5; 2/tab
Prox-S: 2/5
Atrovent 4gtts/ml NSS
0.4-1 ml TID-QID
Berodual neb: 4-10gtts + 3cc Nss
alternate w/ Terbutaline
even up to q2H
Budecort neb q12H
Bambuterol 0.17 mkd od-bid
1 ng/cc
Singulair
2y-9y
6y-14y
> 14 y
Prep:
4 mg
5 mg
10 mg
4 mg grain
4.5 chewable tab
10 mg tab
Mesna administration
mesna 0.5 ml + PNSS 1 ml
5-8 gtts/ET
bag
suction
MgSO4 0.1-0.2 mk q6-8 iv
MgSO4 10%
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ANTI-FUNGALS
Nystatin 0.5-1.0ml TID-QID x 7D
(rate of 5 cc / hr)
26/5
factor
Nitrofuroxazide (Ercefuryl)
< 6 mo 5 mL bid
> 6 mo 5 ml tid
60mkD q8
Ercefuryl 220/5
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ANTIBIOTICS
PCN G
NB: 50-100 T U q12
beyond NB: 100-200 T U q6H
Meningitis: 200-400 T U q6h
Congenital Syhillis: 50 T U
cc = 5
---------TU IM
625 mg = 1 M U
250/5 = 400 TU/5ml
312.5/5 = 500 TU/5 ml
500 mg = 800 TU/5 ml
Oral PCN 50-100 MKD
Pentacillin 50/5; 500
Sumapen 25/5; 250; 500
Megapen 50/ml drops
312/5; 625
Amoxicillin 40-60 MKD q8H
Pediamox
Glamox
Himox
Moxillin
prep 250/5
at er.. 25mkdose bid x 3days
Amox/Clavulanic Acid 40-60 MKD
Augmentin 312.5/5 (250)BID
156/5
(125) TID, 457/5 (400)
Amoclav 228.5/5 (200), 312.5/5 (250) tid, 457/5 (400) bid
Co-Amoxiclav 156/5, 312/5
Naficillin 100-200 MKD q6H
25-50 MKd
Vigopen 250/5
<29wks (0-28days): q12H
(>28days): q8H
30-36wks (0-14days): q12H
(>14days): q8H
37-44wks (0-7days): q12H
(>7days): q8H
>45wks: q6H
Stafloxin 100-200 MKD
Ampicillin NB:50-100 mkD
100-200 MKD
mening: 300-400 mkD
0.1mg/mL
Phenobarbital
LD 15-20 MKd
MD 3-5 MKD q8-12
Luminal IV 130/ml
PO 20/5
Gr I(65mg)
1/2(30mg)
1/4(15 mg)
Phenytoin
LD 15-30 MKd
MD 5-8 MKD q8
or 3-9 mkd q12
Dilantin IV 100/2
PO 30/5; 125/5; 30; 100
*to be diluted w/ equal amt of
dist water, to be given very
slow IVTT while monitoring the
heart rate. Hold if with
arrythmias. Flush dist. water
prior to & after giving dilantin.
not added to glucose containing
* with ECG monitoring
solution
5mg/1ml
10 gtts=5 mg
5 gtts=2.5 mg
1drop=0.5mg
Loratadine
2-12yo <30kg: 1tsp OD
>30kg: 2tsp OD
Claritin 5mg/5ml; 10mg/tab
Ketotifen 0.025 Mkd q12
Zadec 1mg/ml
Zaditen 0.2 mg/ml.
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ANTISPASMODIC
Dicycloverine 1 MKd
Relestal 5mg/ml gtts
10mg/5 ml syr
Bentyl 10/5, 10 mg
Hyoscine-N-butly bromide
Buscopan 1-3 tab TID
1-2 tsp TID
PO: 5mg/5ml; 10mg/tab
IV: 25mg/amp
Metoclopramide 0.1 MKd q8
Plasil 10mg/tab; 5mg/ml susp
10mg/2ml amp
Motilium 0.4-0.6 mkd
1mg/ml qid 15 min ac
10 mg tab tid 15 min ac
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ANTIVIRAL
Methisoprinosine 50-100 MKD
Isoprinosine 250/ml;
500mg/tab
Inosinoplex 50 MKD
Immunosine 250/5
Amantadine 5-8 MKD
Symmetrel 50/5
Acyclovir 10-15 MKD q4H
Zovirax 200/5; 200mg/tab
zoster: 30 mkD
Virazole 10 MKD
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APGAR
A activity
0 no activity
1 some flexion
2 very active
P pulse
0 none
1 <100
2 >100
G grimace
0 no response
1 grimace
2 good cry
A appearance
0 blue
1 pink body, bluish ext
2 pink allover
R respiration
0 none
1 slow, irregular
2 regular
2-3 severely depressed
4-6 mod. depressed
7-10 vigorous
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ASTHMA CLASSIFICATION
BASED ON SEVERITY
intrmtnt
persistent
mod
mild
severe
day sx
<1/w
>1/w
daily
daily
night sx
2/mo
>2/mo
>1/w
>1/w
PEFR exp
80
80
<20
20-30
60-79
<60
PEFR var
>30
>30
FEV1
80
80
60-79
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<60
ATHMA SCORING
WOOD'S SCORE
1
70 in
rm air
40fio2
unequal absent
mod
max
mod
extrem
depresd/ coma
agitated
mild asthma attack
moderate, bedside
severe, intubate
p02 or
50-100
cyanosis
breath snds
N
acc muscles
N
exp wheeze
N
cerebal fxn
N
1-3
4-6
7 up
0
70 in
SILVERMAN'S SCORE
0
flaring
min
1
marked
lower chest
retractions upper chest
retractions synch
visible
in-
xyphoid
retractions
grunting
(audible)
3-4
give 02
7
intubate
marked
seesaw
drawing
visible
marked
steth
ears
5% of CO
15
20
5
25
100
bpd
BURNS
I. LUND & BREWER CLASSIFICATION
Age(y) 0-1
1-4
5-9
10-14
Head
21
19
15
Trunk
15.5 (for all)
UE
9.5 (for all)
LE
14
15
17
Genitalia 1 (for all)
II. AMERICAN BURN ASSN
PEDIA
head
18
UE /
9
trunk / 18
LE /
14
genitalia
0
15
13
11
18
19
ADULT
9
9
18
18
1
m2=(kg x 4 + 9) / 100
m2 burned=(% burn x m2) / 100
if > 50% SA burn, compute up to
dangerous if >15% involved
if >10% fliud loss, severe fluid
do not exceed 4-5 L of fluid
III. PARKLAND
PEDIA
% BSA x 2ml/k + 1500ml/m2
1/2 : 1st 8 hrs
1/2 : next 16 hrs
ADULT
cc/D= 4 ml x % burn x kg
1st 8h = 1/2 of computed
2nd 8h= 1/4
3rd 8h= 1/4
UO: 30-70 cc/h
1st hrs: LR
50% only
loss
per 24 hrs
2nd hrs:
D5W - to replace evaporative
serum na of 140
Colloid sol (plasma) - to maintain
h >
40% 2nd & 3rd degree
UO : 30-100 cc/h
IV. CINCINNATI UNIT
4ml/k/% burns + 1500 ml/m2 BSA
1st 8h = LR + 50 mg NaHCO3
2nd 8h= LR
3rd 8h= LR + 12.5g albumin
V. GALVESTONE UNIT (SBI)
5000 ml/m2 % burn + 2000 ml/ m2 BSA
*INDICATIONS FOR HOSPITALIZATION
>15% BSA
high tension wire electrical burn
inhalational injury
inadequate home situation
*SUSPECT ABUSE/NEGLECT:
burns to
hands
feet
genitalia
2nd-3rd degree burns > 20 TBSA
chemical burns
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CALCIUM
CALCIUM GLUCONATE
IV MD 200-500 MKD
max 200
IV 100/ml (9 elem
10%
q6H as drip;
MKd in 10 min
Ca/ml or
0.45 mEq elem Ca/ml)
PO 500 (45 mg Ca); 650; 58.5
Ca sandoz=110mg/5ml
* 1-2cc k/dose q8H
* 1cc = 9mg elem Ca
DR. GO
maintenance=30-40 mg/k/D
correction=50-70
ml of 10% ca gluc=
wt x dose9.4=cc in 24 hrs
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CALORIC REQUIREMENT
< 1 mo ----------1-11 mo --------1-2 yo ----------3-8 yo ----------7-9 yo ----------10-12 -----------13-15 yo --------18-19 yo ---------
110-140 cal/day
110-115
100-110
90-100
80-90
70-80
55-85
45-50
0-6 mo ----------6-12 mo ---------1-3 yo -----------4-6 yo -----------7-10 yo ----------11-14 yo (M) ----11-14 yo (F) -----15-18 yo (M) ----15-18 yo (F) ------
117 kcal/k
108 kcal/k
100 kcal/k
90 kcal/k
80 kcal/k
65 kcal/k
55 kcal/k
50 kcal/k
40 kcal/k
up to 10 kg=
11-20 kg
>20
100cal/k
1000 + 50 cal/k >10
1500+20
>20
50%
20
30
4cal/g
4
9
1T sugar=60 cal
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CATCH UP CALORIES
kcal/k/day=
kcal/k req wt age x ibw(wt for age)
-------------------------------------actual wt
chon=1g/k/D
cho =60%
fats=rest
p50
(wt-age)
0-6 mo
117
6-12 mo
108
1-3y
100
4-6y
90
7-10y
80
adolescent
male 11-14
65
15-18 50
female
11-14 55
15-18 40
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energy
(kcal/k)
chon
g/k
2.2
2
1.8
1.5
1.2
1
0.8
1
0.8
CBC VALUES
WBC
Neutro Bands
Lymph
Mono
Eos
Baso
Platelets
Birth 9-30
24 h
9.4-34
1 mo
5-19.5
1-3 yrs 6-17.5
4-7 yrs 5-15.5
8-13 yrs
4.5-13.5
Adult 4.5-11
3-5
Seg
54-62
25-33
3-7
1-3
0-0.75
NB
84-478T
after 1week = adults
Adults 150-400T
Hgb
1-3 days
14.5-22.5 g/dl
2 mos 9-14
6-12 yrs
11.5-15.5
12-18 M 13-16
F
12-16
18-49 M 13.5-17.5
F
12-16
Hct
1 day 48-69
2 days 48-75
3 days 44-72
2 mos 28-42
6-12 yrs
12-18 M 37-49
F
18-49 M 41-53
F
35-45
36-46
36-46
(>7days): q8H
>45wks: q6H
Claforan 250;500mg, 1; 2g vial
<1200g
<4w: 7.5 q 48
>4w:7.5 q 36
1.2-2 kg
<7D:7.5 q 24
>7D:7.5 q 12
>2kg
<7D:7.5 q 12
>7D:15 q 12
Cefoperazone 100-150 MKD BID
Cefobis 0.5g & 1g vial
child: 50-200 MKD BID
adult: 2-4gm KD q12H
Ceftizoxime 40-80 MKD BID/QID:C
500mg-2g/day BID/QID: adult
Tergecin 500mg; 1g vial
Ceftibuten 9 MKD BID/OD
Cedax 200;400 mg cap
38mg/ml susp; 180/5
Cefixime 3-6 MKD q12H
Tergecef 100/5; 20/ml
100mg/cap
Zefral 100/5
50mg/1g sachet
Cefprozil 20 MKD OD or 15 MKD BID
Procef 250/5
Cefoxitin 50-100 MKD
Mefoxin 1g vial
Cefdinir 9-18 MKD q8H
Omnicef 50mg/sachet
100mg/cap
Cefetamet 20 MKD q12H
Globocef 250/5
CEDAX 9 MKD OD 180/5
FOURTH GEN
Cefepime 100 mkD q12
for severe infection 50 mkq 8
<2mos: 30 MKd q12-8
>2mos: 50 MKd q12 x 10 D
(w/o ref: 24H, with ref: 7days)
decrease platelet count
Cepimax 1g vial
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CEREBRAL EDEMA
seizure : cytotoxic edema
increased icp
tx: mannitol
meningitis : vasogenic edema
tx: dexamethasone
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CHEMOTHERAPY
CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE
D5W 250 x 2 h
or
Dr. cabral:
cyclo 500 + D5W = 100cc, pb to
mainline (closed) in 1 hr
materials:
gloves
d5w 250cc
dw vial
soluset
5cc syringe #2
adverse rxn: acute hemorrhagic
cystitis
order:
hydrate (sa x 1500) in 8h
cyclo 1hr drip
metoclopramide 1 tab 30
or, then ivtt q8
prn
pred q other day (to
leucocyte
count & alopecia
CYTARABINE
50-100 mg/m2
24 hr infusion
may not protect fr light
DOXORUBICIN
30 ml PNSS x 1 hr infusion
protect fr light
METHOTREXATE
CNS prophy
age
0-1
1-3
3-6
>6
adult 15
dose
6mg
8
10
12
jra
5-30 mg/m2 or 0.15-1 m/k
once a week
monitor cbc, esr 3 weeks
VINCRISTINE
1.5 mg/m2
dilute w 9ml 0.9NaCl
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(D5.3)
min pri
decrease
671/L
22/oz
CHON g
FAT
CHO
2.5
3.6
7.8
9.09
41.96 72.7
75/dl
1.1
20/oz
14.09
38.93 66.4
1.1/dl
cc x .2
cc x .3
cc x.4
4.5
cc x .5
cc x 2
2
3.5
7.4
21/oz
2.25/dl
gain
22/oz
2.8g/dL
lactum 21.4/oz 3.42g/dL
nan1
67/dL
1.2
3.6
7.5
20/oz
1.5/dl
nan ha 67/dL
1.51
neosure 22/oz
nutren jr
100/dL
3
3.9
13.3
prenan 80/dL
2.3
4.2
8.6
21/oz
2/dl
promil 81/dL
2.4
4.1
8.9
s26
20/oz
2.25/dl
s26lbw 100/
2.4/dL
125ml
24/oz
similac pm
Nepro 14% chon
60% carbohydrate
26% fats
cal
fat
mct
7.7/ml
veg oil 9/ml
caro syr
120/oz
31
corn oil
813/dL
82
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67.6/dL
CONVERSION
Celsius = (F - 32) x 5/9
F
= (C x 9/5) + 32
cho
1cc
1gtt
1cc
= 15 gtts
= 4 ugtts
= 60 ugtts
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CONVULSION SCORING
factor
occurence
duration
severity
0
none
fleeting
mild
frequency >60mi
ventilation adeq
1
upon
10-60s
mod
twitch
60sapart
impair
2
spont
stimulation
>1min
severe
clonus
>10mi
10 mi
impair
cyanosis
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COUGH MEDS
Ambroxol 1.2-1.6 MKD q12H
Mucosolvan 15/5; 7.5/5
Zobrixol 15/5; 6/1; 7.5/1.5
Ambrolex 15/5
Bromhexine 7-12 yo: 1 tsp TID
2-6 yo: 1/2 tsp TID
Bromulex 4/5; 8mg/tab
Bisolvan 0.8 mg/ml elixir
2mg/ml soln
4mg amp
SCMC 20-30 MKD
Loviscol 50/ml drops
100/5
250/5
Solmux 40/ml drops
200/5 susp
Diphenhydramine 3-5 MKD
Benadryl 12.5/5 syr
50/ml amp
25mg; 50mg
Phenylpropanolamine
Disudrin 6.25g/ml drops
12.5/5 syr
q6
RD: 1-3mo:
1/4 ml
4-6mo: 1/2 ml
7-12mo: 3/4 ml
1-2yo:
1 ml
2-6yo:
1/2 tsp
7-12yo: 1 tsp
Nafarin A 12.5/ml
RD: 2-6yo:
1/2 tsp
7-12yo: 1 tsp
Brompheneramine
Dimetapp 4/5ml syr
2/ml drops
RD: 0.1 ml/k/dose TID-QID
1-6mo: 0.5 ml
7-24mo: 1 tsp
3-12yo: 1-2 tsp
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CPAP GUIDELINES
1. Initially CPAP is set @ 6cm water. If
there is no inc in PO2 in 15 min
pressure must be increased in 2cm
increments to a maximum of
10cm. (If by ETT) or by 12cm (in
other method).
2. If there is an increase in PaO2,
reduce pressure.
3. If 10-12cm water pressure is
attained and if PaO2 reamins
under50, FiO2 must be increased
by 5-10% increments.
4. CPAP failure is evident if PaO2
remains less than 50 in 100% FiO2
with 10-12cm water.
*If CPAP fails under non invasive method, an ETT must be inserted.
*If CPAP fails w/ ETT, mechanical mechanical ventilation is indicated.
O2: CA Flow Rate (cm H2O)
Fio2
4cm
40
1:3
50
1.5:2.5
60
2.2
70
2.5:1.5
80
3:1
90
3.5:0.5
6cm
8cm
10cm
12cm
1.5:4.5 2:6
2.5:7.5
3:9
2:4
3:5
4:6
4.5:7.5
3:3
4:4
5:5
6:6
4:2
5:3
6:4
7.5:4.5
4:1.5
6:2
7:2.5
4.3
5:1
7:1
9:1 10.5:1.5
ARRANGEMENT OF CPAP
Compressed air
\
/
I
O2
Patient
\
Bottle
Trouble Shooting:
1. Poor entry - increase flow rate
2. Retaining CO2 - cannot tolerate
CPAP
- ambubag to blow
excess O2
- always suction
before CPAP, ABG
Parameters To Be Met B4 Weaning
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Improvement in CXR
AABG showing PO2 >/= 50 mmHg
Blood PH >/= 7.3
PCO2 </= 55 mmHg
Hgb 12-15g% or Hct 36-45
x TFR
O2 = FR - CA
Materials Needed:
Cardence
y-tubing
rubber tubing
glass tubings
1L bottle w/ calibration w/ glass
tubing inserted into the cover
Compressed air
Pulse Oximeter
FORMULA:
normal
renal impairment
20-50
5-20
<5
renal insufficiency
renal failure
uremia
Sepsis
low
febrile
afebrile
convalescent
fever
non-specific sysx
tourniquet test
II
grade I
spontaneous bleeding
III
grade II
circulatory failure
rapid,weak pulse
narrow pulse pressure
hypotension
cold,clammy,ext
IV
profound shock
undetectable BP, pulse
GRADING
high
high
L1
L3
L5
S1
S5
inguinal
knee
ankle, foot
heel
perianal
--simple boundary
DIABETIC DIET
IBW = (Ht in cm - 100) - 10% x (Ht in cm - 100)
TCR = IBW X BMR
BMR: 25 = bedrest
30 = mild
40 = heavy
45 = hyper
--simple boundary
DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA
Morgagni
minute (small)
medial, anterior
mature
Bochdalek
back (posterolat)
baby
big
--simple boundary
DIAZEPAM DRIP
0.3MKH dilute in NSS to make
0.1mg/ml
RD: 0.03-0.04 m/k/min
Prep: 10/2
Conc: Mg
ml NS
e.g.:
Rate = RD x wt x 60
-------Conc
= 0.03 x 2.8 x 60
----------------0.4
= 12.6 (12-13 ugtts/min)
AD = Rate x Conc
-----------Wt x 60
= 12.5 x 0.4
---------2.8 x 60
= 0.029 --> 0.03 m/k/min.
--simple boundary
DIGITALIS
0.04-0.06 m/k TDD
not given if HR < 100/min
Lanoxin 0.05/ml, 0.25/ml elixir
0.25mg tab
0.5mg/2cc amp IV
e.g. wt= 2.65 kg
= 0.04 x 2.65 kg
---------------------4
= given 4x in 24H
( q6H, 1/4 of TDD)
= after 4 doses, give 1/10 of
TDD q12H
++:
1st
2nd
3rd
12H
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DIURETICS
Furosemide 1-2 MKD
Lasix 20/2; 20; 40/tab
Frusema 20/2; 20; 40/tab
Diaxozide 5-10 MKd
300mg/2ml
Acetazolamide 20-30 MKD
Diamox 250mg/tab
Spironolactone 1.5-3.0 MKD
RD: edema: 100mg/day
Essen. HPN: 50-100mg/day
My. Gravis: 100-400mg/day
Aldactone 25mg/tab
Hydrochlorotiazide 1-2 MKD
Dichlotride 25, 50mg/tab
Mannitol 20% 1.5-2 gkd or 5 cc/kg/d
200 g/L; 1g = 5cc
--simple boundary
DOBUTAMINE DRIP
Prep: 250/2
Factor
Conc
Dobu
D5W
S
16.6
DS 33.2
QS 66.4
1000
2000
4000
8.3
4.15
4cc
8cc
16cc
500
250
46cc
42cc
34cc
2
48
49
AD = rate x conc
----------Wt x 60
AD = rate x factor
-----------wt
Rate = RD x wt x 60
----------conc
Rate = Rd x wt
--------factor
NOREPINEPHRINE
4mg (4ml) + 1 L D5=4ug/ml
pedia: 2ug/min
CPR: 0.1 ugkmin
--simple boundary
DOMPERIDONE
Motilium
mins before meals TID
--simple boundary
0.4 mg/k/dose 15
DOPAMINE DRIP
1-5 ug/k/min: VD; inc renal &
splanchnic circulation
5-10 ug/k/min: inotropic,Inc heart contraction, no effect on HR
10-20 ug/k/min: inc BP
Prep: Dopa 200/5
S
DS
QS
Factor
13.3
26.6
Docard: 40/ml
Conc
800
1600
3200
3.33
200
6.65
400
Dopa
1cc
2cc
4cc
0.25
0.5
D5W
49cc
48cc
46cc
49.75
49.5
NB: mg dopa = 6 x wt x RD
Rate
Concentration:
200 = 0.25cc dopa + 49.75cc D5W
400 = 0.5cc dopa + 49.5cc D5W
800 = 1.0cc dopa + 49cc D5W
Rate = RD x wt x 60
---------------conc
Rate= RD x wt
---------
factor
AD=rate x conc
----------wt x 60
AD= rate x factor
-------------wt
--simple boundary
dope
displaced ett
obstructed ett
pneumothorax
equipment failure
--simple boundary
Dosing
dose = rd x wt ml/mg
aminogly
amikacin 10-15mkD -od / q12 if oldr
prep 100/2
genta 5-8mkD
skintest >/=6mos
mef 50/5
nabuphine 0.1mkd
famotidine 0.7mkd q12
--simple boundary
DOUBLE VOLUME EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION dvet
= KBW x EST. Blood vol. x 2
neonate bld vol: 80-85 cc/k
exchanges: total volume/10
materials:
1. NGT fr. 5 or 8 #1 (umbi cath.)
2. Three way stop cock
3. FWB
4. needle wd suture
5. 10cc syringe
6. 5 cc syring
7. forceps
8. blood set
9. microset
10. sterile bottle
11.gloves
12. PNSS
13. excision set
14. eye sheet
15. betadine
others:
Ca gluconate
HGT strip
newborn screening
test tube for specimen
--simple boundary
EFW
station
fundic ht (in) - 13 x 155
12
11
0
+
=0.17 mEq/K/hr(0.1-0.3)
--simple boundary
EPINEPHRINE DRIP
1:100,000
d5w 250 CC + 5 amps epi
0.1-1 M/K/MIN
Prep Conc = AMT EPI x 1000
--------------AMT IVF
Conc:
20 = 1 amp epi + 49 cc D5W
40 = 2 amp epi + 48 cc D5W
60 = 3 amp epi + 47 cc D5W
Infant: 6 x wt x RD
-----------Rate
= cc epi to be added to 100 c D5W
rate=Rd x kbw x 60
-------------------prep conc
AD= conc x rate
-------------wt x 60
conc=epi cc x 1000
-------ivf
EPINEPHRINE
0.1 mkd
RACEMIC EPI
epi 0.3 mL
PNSS 4.7 mL
2.5 cc once then repeat 12 hrs
--simple boundary
GLUCOSE INFUSION RATE (GIR)
Rate x Dextrosity x 10
-------------------------Wt x 60
or
Rate x Dextrosity
----------------100
normal=ft:4-6 mg/k/min
pt:6-8 mg/k/min
dextrosity
cal/cc factor
D5
= 50
= 0.2 cal
D7.5
= 75
= 0.3 cal = 0.055
D10
= 100 = 0.4 cal = 0.11
D12.5 = 125 = 0.5 cal = 0.165
D15
= 150 = 0.6 cal
--simple boundary
after
GLUCOSE LEVELS
1st 3 days of life
3-7 days old
by 1 wk old (adult)
--simple boundary
GROWTH
I. WT GAIN
age
0-3 mo
3-6 mo
6-9 mo
9-12mo
1-3y
4-6y
30
20
15
12
8
6
40 mg%
60-80 mg%
80-100 mg%
wt gain length hc
(g/day) (cm/mo) cm/mo
3.5
2
1.5
1.2
1
3/y
II. Nails
1cm/3mo
III. Hair
1cm/mo
2
1
0.5
0.5
0.25
1/y
(in) - 7.86
STAGE II
lethargic
mod confusion
asterixis +
EEG abnormal
STAGE III
marked confusion
incoherent speech
sleepy but arousable
asterixis +
EEG abnormal
STAGE IV
coma
+ / - reponse to noxious stimuli
asterixis EEG abnormal
--simple boundary
HYPERBIL MGT
HEALTHY TERM NEONATE
age(h) considr photo
photo
<24
25-48
49-72
>72
>12
>15
>17
ex
ex
trans &
if foto
fails
>15
>18
>20
>20
>25
>25
>25
>30
>25
LBW
BW
PM
<1500
1500-1999
2000-2499
healthy
exchange
phototx
5-8
8-12
11-14
13-16
16-18
18-20
Fanaroff
healthy
FT
>2500
15-18
20-25
>2500
12-15
--simple boundary
18-20
sick
HYPERNATREMIA
TBW=kg x 0.6
vol of d5w (L)=TBW x actual Na
-1
---------desired Na
hrs infusion=A Na - D Na
------0.5 meq/hr
*****
TBW x wt x Actual serum Na - 1
foto
-----------------Desired serum Na
e.g. wt = 6.3
TBW = 50% ; 60%
ASNa = 164mEq
DSNa = 140mEq
0.5 x 6.3
x 164 - 1
---140
(3.15) (1.18 - 1)
= 0.567L = 567cc
No. of Hours:
@ least 0.5mEq dec in Na/hr
or
12mEq dec in na/24H
164 - 140 = 24mEq
= 48
0.5mEq/hr
--> 567 = 11.8cc/hr + (I H2O loss)
48
20cc
= 31.8cc/hr
--simple boundary
Ideal bodywt
3-12 = mo+9/2
1-6y = yr x 2 + 8
7-12y = yr x 7 - 5 / 2
waterlow's clas
wasting:
act wt kg
--------- x 100
wt for ht
>90
80-90mild
70-80mod
<70severe
stunting
act ht
--------- x 100
ht 4 age
>95
90-95mild
80-90mod
<80severe
--simple boundary
INDICATIONS FOR DIALYSIS IN ARF
1.
Volume overload with evidence
edema refractory to diuretuc
2.
Persistent hyperkalemia,
3.
Severe metabolic acidosis
management.
4.
Neurologic symptoms (altered
5.
encephalathy
Blood urea nitrogen greater
ower if
rapidly rising).
6.
Calcium/phosphorus imbalance,
7.
8.
uremic pericarditis
bleeding diathesis
R
1/3
1/2
DRIP
0.1 units/k/hr
50u/50cc pnss
--simple boundary
INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION
HIGH
onset
vomiting
vomitus
pain interval
distention
LOW
less acute
prominent
less prom
feculent
often fec
freq
less freq
min or noticeable
acute
--simple boundary
INTRACEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE
PUTAMINAL
sensorial changes
coma
sysx of herniation
just like MCA sysx
THALAMIC
sensory>motor loss
eye sign
forced downwrd gaze
dificlty n upward gaze
deviated away fr the lesion
PONTINE
early coma
pinpoint pupils in midposition
bilateral decerebrate posturing
caloric testing (impaired/-)
CEREBELLAR
sudden diziness & vomiting
marked truncal ataxia
ipsilateral CN V (corneal), VI, VIII weakness
--simple boundary
intraventricular hemorrhage
grade 1
bleeding confined to
subependymal region or
<10% of ventricle
35% of cases
grade 2
iv bleed 10-50% filling of
grade 3
>50% bleed with dilatec
ventricles
grade 4
gr 3 with intraparenchymal
hemorrhage
--simple boundary
INTUBATION/EXTUBATION
INTUBATION
ET SIZE
> 2yo: age (yrs) + 16
--------------4
PT: 2 or 2.5
FT: 3 or 3.5
ET LENGTH
age/2 + 12
kg
1
cm
7
germinal matrix-
vent
ricle
2
3
8
9
EXTUBATION CRITERIA
FiO2 < 50
P/F
no electrolyte imbalance
control of infection
good muscle mass
racemic epi (0.3 mL + 4.7 PNSS)
2.5 mL x 3 d (q4-6)
Dexamethasone 6 hrs prior then 24 hrs
--simple boundary
IVIG
Kawasaki= 2g/kg
Loading dose = 0.018 cc/k/min (30 min)
Maintenance = 0.05 cc/k/min (6H)
0.5 cc/k/h for 30 min increments
max 8cc/k/h
adults 15 cc/k/H
--simple boundary
JAUNDICE
Clinical Jaundice
- manifestation of color starting
mg%
Criteria to rule out physiologic jaundice:
1. Clinical jaundice in the 1st 24 hrs of
life.
2. Increase in total serum bilirubin at
> 5 mg/dL/day (85 umol/L).
3. Total serum bilirubin > 12 mg/dL in
full term, and > 15 mg/dL in
preterm.
4. Direct bilirubin > 1.5-2 mg/dL
(26-34 umol/L).
5. Jaundice lasting for more than 1
week for term, 2 weeks for
preterm.
KRAMER'S CLASSIFICATION:
Zone
I
II
III
IV
Jaundice
Head/neck
Upper trunk
Lower trunk
to thigh
Arms/Legs/
Elbows/Knees
Est. Levels
6-8 mg/dl
9-12
12-14
15-18
Hands/Feet
> 18
--simple boundary
K+
adults - 40-100meq/da'
pedia - 2-5meq/day
--simple boundary
LAB VALUES
ALBUMIN
3.7-5 g/dL
ASOT
< 200 iu/ml
significant if > 320
CALCIUM ionized (mg/dL)
cord
3-24h
5-6
4.3-5.1
CALCIUM total
cord
3-24h
24-48h
4-7 D
child
after
24-48h
4-4.7
9-11.5
9-10.6
7-12
9-10.9
8.8-10.8
8.4-10.2
INR <1.2
RETICULOCYTE COUNT
term
4-5
preterm 6-10
1 D
0.4-6%
7 D
<0.1-1.3
1-4 w < 1-1.2
5-6 w < 0.1 - 2.4
7-8 w 0.1 2.9
9-10 w < 0.1 - 2.6
11-12 w 0.1 - 1.3
adult 0.5 - 1.54
SGPT
0-40 iu/L
Sodium 135-145
130 acceptable in NB if asx
Transferrin saturation
serum iron / TIBC
<12 : IDA
--simple boundary
LUMBAR TAP
after
4.8-4.9
--simple boundary
maam becka
maam stephanie
maam mayang
--simple boundary
MACROLIDES
Erythromycin 30-50 MKD
Erythrocin 100/2.5 gtts
DS 200/5,250/5
400/5
500/vial
Azithromycin 10 MKD OD x 3 days
Zithromax 600/ml; 1200/ml,
200/5
Clarithromycin 15 MKD q12H
7.5 MKd
fontanel) eg CN
ventilation
SIMV
synchronized intermittent
mandatory ventilation
--simple boundary
Nicu duties feb 2
sojon 1.85
lariosa twin 1 2.40
twin 2 2.30
inoc
tanajura
less than 2 years is questionable.. Small airways.. Secretions cause wheeze
seesaw breathing.. Paradoxical breathing.. Abdomen rises..
--simple boundary
Nicu duties
direct.. Neonatal hepatitis then biliary atresia
indirect.. Physiologic then breastfeeding jaundice.. ABO imcomp..
Bil atresia operated best at 3 to 6mos
--simple boundary
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NOREPINEPHRINE BITARTRATE
Hypotension, Shock, and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
* infusion solution is usually prepared by adding 4 mg of norepinephrine (4 mL o
f the commercially available injection) to 1 liter of 5% dextrose injection. The
resultant solution contains 4 mcg/mL..
@ In adults, the usual initial dosage of norepinephrine is 8 12 mcg/minute.mcg/min
ute.
@ For pediatric patients, norepinephrine usually is administered at a rate of 2
mcg/minute.
@ For pediatric advanced life support (PALS) during cardiopulmonary resuscitati
on, the recommended initial infusion rate is 0.1 mcg/kg per minute; the infusion
rate can range up to 2 mcg/kg per minute and should be adjusted to achieve the
desired change in blood pressure and perfusion.
@ The average adult maintenance dosage of norepinephrine is 2 4 mcg/minute.
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NOREPINEPHRINE DRIP
levophed=2mg/2ml amp
concentration= ug/cc
single dose
stock mg
= --------x
250 cc ivf
2mg
= --------250 cc
= 8 ug/cc
1000 ug
-------1 mg
1000 ug
-------1 mg
rate=cc/h
rd (ug/k/min)x wt (kg) x 60 min/h
= -------------------------------conc (ug/cc)
dose= ug/kg/min
=rate (cc/h)
conc (ug/cc)
---------- x ----------wt (kg
)
60 min/h
rd=0.2 ug/k/min increase by 0.2 q20
ss
1 amp + d5w 250cc
ds
2
--simple boundary
NORMAL ECG
Rate
age-dependent
Rhythm sinus
PR
0.12-0.2
QRS
0.04-0.08
QT
0.2-0.4
P wave gen upright except at AVR
Axis
-30 - + 30
Transition
V3
T wave upright
ST segment isoelectric
--simple boundary
nutrition formulas #height
ht in cm = age in yrs x 5 + 80
ht in inchs = age in yrs x 2 + 32
--simple boundary
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----2.8
OXYGENATION
FiO2
ambient air
nasal cannula
20.7
1 L
6 L (max)
4
saturate
dead space
airways
O2 hood
at upper
1 L
10/L
6
10 (max)
face mask
1L
6 L
10 L(max)
55
face mask with rebreathing bag
10/L
35
80-90
--simple boundary
PARACETAMOL
10-15 MKd
drops: wt x 0.1
125/5: wt x 0.4
250/5: wt x 0.2
Afebrin
120/5; 325; 500
Biogesic
100/ml; 250/5; 500
Calpol
120/5; 250/5
Crocin
125/5; 500
Defebrol
60/0.6; 20/5
Naprex
250/5; 300/2
Rexidol
150/5; 600
Tempra
120/5; 250/5
Tylenol
120/5
Winadol
120/5; 500
Aeknil
300/2
Opigesic
125; 250 supp
--simple boundary
PARTIAL EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
= KBW x EST. Bld vol x (AHct - DHct)
-----------------------------Actual Hct
* (Arterial Line)
* may use Plain NSS or
ideally, pplasma
1 unit increases hgb by 2
hct by 3
--simple boundary
PCAP GUIDELINES
PCAP A (Minimal Risk)
Co-morbid illness
Compliant caregiver
Ability to follow-up
Presence of dehydration None
Ability to feed
Age
Respiratory rate
2-12 mos
1-5 yrs
None
Yes
Possible
Able
>11 mo
> 50
> 40
> 5 yrs
Signs of resp failure
retraction
head bobbing
cyanosis
grunting
apnea
sensorium
Complications
(effusion, pneumothorax)
> 30
None
None
None
None
None
No ne
None
-Previous hosp.
WARM
AIRWAY
INFXN
NUTRITION
>1yo= Yrs * 2 + 70 // +90 = dia lower 30.
--simple boundary
Pedsnutrition formulas #weight
<6mos
age in mos x 600 + BW (3000)
6-12mos
age in mos x 500 +BW
2yrs and up
age in yrs x 2 + 8 = KG
age in yrs x 7 + 5 = lbs
6-12yrs
age in yrs x 7 + 5 = lbs
3-12mos
caucasian
age in mos + 11 = lbs
pinoy
age in mos + 10 = lbs
--simple boundary
PedsVax
BCG
0.5 @R deltoid intraD
--simple boundary
PERINATAL ASPHYXIA
Diagnostic Criteria
cord bld pH <7
APGAR <= 3 at 5 min
multiorgan failure
neurologic mf
hx of fetal distress
Ponderal Index =
1000 x cube rt of mass/ht
NV= 20-25
bw x 100
------------crown-heel length to the 3
--simple boundary
PERITONEAL DIALYSIS (PD)
Volume
Dialysis solution
30-50cc/k (1L)
--simple boundary
PHOTOTHERAPY
Indication
PT: 10 mg bb
FT: 15 mg bb
Complications
osmotic diarrhea
rashes
bronze baby syndrome
dehydration
hypo/hyperthermia
--simple boundary
PIPERACILLIN
Less serious: 100-200 MKD q6H
Serious: 200-300 MKD
Neonate: 50-100 MKd
<29wks (0-28days): q12H
(28 days): q8H
30-36wks (0-14days): q12H
(>14days): q8H
37-44wks (0-7days): q12H
(>7days): q8H
>45wks: q6H
--simple boundary
plan a
give more fluids and food dan usual
dilute milk formula <6mos
age | amount ORS after stool | at hom
<24mos | 50-100 | 500ml/day
2-10 yrs | 100-200ml | 1000ml/day
10 yrs or more | as much as can | 2000
--simple boundary
plan b
ORS in 1st 4 hrs
age | wt | mL
<4mo | <5kg | 200-400
1-11mo | 5-7.9 | 400-600
12-23mo | 8-10kg | 600-800
2-4y | 11-15.9kg | 800-1200
5-14y | 16-29.9kg | 12-2200mL
reassess after 4 hrs, change or cont'
--simple boundary
plan c for severe dhydration
age|first give 30ml/kg | then70ml/k
infants <12 m | in1hr | in 5hrs
>12mos | 30mins | 2.5hrs
reassess q 1-2hrs. may rpt 1x if pulse stl weak
as soon as can drink, ORS 5ml/kg/hr
if IV not available, ORS PO/NGT at 20ml/kg/hr for 6hrs
--simple boundary
Preterm orders
(1.6kg)
npo temp
cbc bt hgt cxr-apl
venoclysis d10w 43cc/shift (80/k/D)
d5w 38.7 d10w 4.3 = 43cc/shirt
ampicillin 80 q12
amikacin 16 od
--simple boundary
PREVENTIVE PEDIATRICS
PPS RECOMENDATION 2002
infancy* childhood*adolesc
birth-2y
3-8y
10-19y
Measurement
ht/wt
+
+
head cir
+ til 2yo
bp
+3yo
Sensory Screening
vision
at least 1x per grp(sub/ob)
hearing
same
Dev/behavioral
PE
+
+
Procedures-Gen
met/gen
2D-1m
immunize
+
+
hgb/hct
5m(2m if r)
7-12m 2-4y
10-13
+
+
+
+
14-19
ua
iron
+2-6y
if r
+6-11m
0.6m feS04(15mg el Fe
x 50 days
vit A
+6m
til 5y if r
6-11mo:100iu x 1
12-59 m:200 iu q 6m
deworming
+2y
til 14y
1 dose meben/pyran 1-3/y
Procedures-at risk
ppd
+1y
+
+
lead scrn
+9m-2y
cholesterol +2y
+
+
std
pelvic exam
+
Anticipatory guidance
injury prev +
+
+
violence prev+
+
+
nutrition
+
+
+
InitialDental +1y
til 3y
--simple boundary
PROCAINAMIDE
15-50 mkD q 3-6 po
tablet 200, 375, 500
--simple boundary
PROTEIN RDA
0-5 mo --------------8-11 mo ------------1-6 yo --------------7-17 yo -------------13-15 yo -----------18-19 yo ------------
2.5g/k/day
2.5 - 3.0
2.0 - 2.5
1.5 - 2.0
1.5
1.0 - 1.5
0-6 mo -------------6-12 mo ------------1-3 yo --------------4-6 yo --------------7-10 yo -------------11-14 (M) -----------15-18 (M) ------------
2.2 g/k
2.0
1.8
1.5
1.2
1.0
0.8
CHON REQT
= CHON req for wt-age x ideal wt for
ht/ actual wt for age
--simple boundary
PULMONARY VOLUMES
TIDAL VOLUME (TV) 500 mL
vol inspired or expired with each
INSP RESERVE VOL (IRV) 3 L
vol that can be inspired over and
normal breath
above the TV
PULMONARY CAPACITIES
INSPIRATORY CAPACITY (IC)
TV + IRV = 3500 mL
FRC
ERV + RV= 2300 mL
VITAL CAPACITY
IRV + TV + ERV = 4500 mL
TOTAL LUNG CAPACITY
VC + RV or
IC + FRC = 5800 mL
--simple boundary
RDS GRADING (XRAY)
(Bonsel Grading)
Grade I
almost normal
mildly hazy
generalized reticulogranular
clearly defined cardiothoracic
ground glass
Grade II
moderately generalized
still distinct CT shadow
air bronchogram just past CT
ground-glass, air bronchogram
pressure 15-25
Grade III
heavier and more confluent
ity
hazy, barely discernible CT
air bronchogram past 2/3 of the lung
1 side cardiac border wiped out
Grade IV
white-out lung fields
complete opacification
cardiac border no longer visible
pressure 25-40
pattern
shadow
reticulogranularity
border
reticulogranular
border
LIGHT'S EQUATION
B-A/B=%
NORMAL 10-20
A: midline to inner border of the lung
B: midline to the outer border of the rib
--simple boundary
REFLEXES,fontanelles
1. Fontanelle Closure
Anterior
Posterior
: 12-18 mos
: 3-4 mos
2. Reflexes of Neonates
Moro
Stepping
Placing Birth
Sucking &
Rooting
Palmar Grasp
Plantar Grasp
Adductor
Spread of knee
Tonic Neck
Neck Righting
Landau
Parachute
Babinski
Birth
6 wks
Birth
Birth
Birth
jerk
2 mos
4-6 mos
3 mos
9 mos
appears disappears
8 mos
Birth 6 wks
4 mos,awake
7 mos, sleep
6 mos
10 mos
Birth 7 mos
6 mos
24 mos
24 mos
Persists
birth 8m-1y
--simple boundary
REGULAR INSULIN, SLIDING SCALE
(Dr. J. Uy)
0.5 - 1 IU x wt = Insulin reqt/day/5
*Monitor CBG 5x/day:
pre-breakfast
pre-lunch
pre-supper
2am
baseline CBG 150mg/dl
*for every 50-70mg inc in CBG add 1 unit of Regular Insulin.
e.g. wt = 20kg
30 x 0.5 = 15 IU/5 = 3 IU
> 150mg/dl
200-249mg/dl
250-299mg/dl
300-349mg/dl
350-399mg/dl
400mg/dl & up
=
=
=
=
=
4
5
6
7
8
= 3 IU
IU
IU
IU
IU
IU
* get the total 24H Insulin Reqt based on the sliding scale then compute for the
split dose Insulin Therapy.
--simple boundary
U Na
>40
>1.2
>2
SALICYLATES
U/P
osm
<1
RETIC COUNT,ABSOLUTE
--simple boundary
Fe Na
<1.2
Diprolene
Diprosone
hydrocortisone 5
methylpred
prednisone
dose
0.8
0.8
1
potency
5
1
IP:14 D
onset 6-10 D
mild spasm, trismus,
dysphagi
a
mod
II
IP: 6-10 D
onset 3-6 D
trismus, spon spasm,
a, rigid abd
sev
III
dysphagi
mf
IP: <6D
onset <3 D
sust spasm, opisthotonus,
resp par
alysis
GRADING OF TETANUS
Score
I. Incubation Period
<48h
2-5D
5-10D
10-14D
>14D
II. Site of Infection
interval
head,neck,trunk 4
prox ext
distal ext
1
III. State of protection
none
possible safe
born of immune mother
protected >10y 4
<10y
IV. Complicating factor
illness & injury
immed hazardous
8
not hazardous 4
5
4
3
2
1
5
3
2
10
8
2
hazardous to life
10
minor illness&injury 2
<10
>10 <20
>20 <25
>25%
excellent prognosis
guarded but recover with
guarded, more extensive
poor prognosis, mortality
tx
tx
9g CHON/100ml
RD x wt 1000
-------90
to run in 8-10H *565 kcal/L..
--simple boundary
TUBERCULOSIS CLASSIFICATION
Class I TB Exposure
- (+) exposure to.an adult with
- (-) signs and symptoms of TB
- (-) Mantoux tuberculin test
- (-) chest radiograph
Class II
-
active TB
TB Infection
(+/-) history of exposure
(+) Mantoux test
(-) signs and symptoms of TB
(-) chest radiograph
Class III
TB Disease
- has 3 or more of the ff
- (+) hx of exposure
- (+) Mantoux test
- (+) SSx suggestive of TB
(1 or more of
the ff):
cough/wheezing
fever >2 weeks
painless cervical &/or
other LAD
poor weight gain
failure to make a quick
return to normal
after an infection
failure to respond to
appropriate Abx
- abnormal CXR suggestive
of TB
- lab findings suggestive of
TB
* a positive culture with/without
a positive smear for M. TB i
s
the gold standard for the
diagnosis of
TB and must be
sought for whenever possible.
Class IV
TB Inactive
- a child with/without history of
f the ff
- (+/-) previous chemotx
- (+) radiographic evidence
lcified TB
- (+) Mantoux test
- (-) Ssx suggestive of TB
- (-) smear/culture for M.
PPD testing (Mantoux test)
0.1 mL (5 TU PPD)
6-10 mm wheal
read 48-72 hrs
--simple boundary
TUBERCULOSIS TREATMENT
TB
Class I TB Exposure
<5 yrs old
>5 yrs old
Class II
3 mos INH
3 mos INH
TB Infection
Class III
TB Disease
Pulmonary
- tx, <10% prev of resistance
2 mos HRZ; 4 mos
HR OD or as
DOTS 3x weekly
susceptibility unknown or
resistance suspected
2 mos HRZ+E OD;
4 mos HR +/-E/S
OD or as DOTS
3x weekly
Extrapulmonary
severe, life-threatening dse;
disseminated/miliary,
meningitis, bone/joint dse
2 mos HRZ+E/S;
10 mos HR+/-E/S
OD or as DOTS
3x weekly
Other extrapulmonary sites
same regimen as
pulmonary dse
--simple boundary
U/A GLUCOSE
+
+
+
trace
4 = 20 U
3 = 15 U
2 = 5 U
= 0 U
--simple boundary
UTZ : LIVER & RENAL TISSUE
0
liver brighter than renal cortex
1
liver same as renal cortex
2
renal cortex brighter than liver
3
renal archi cant be
tiated
--simple boundary
VENTRICULOMEGALY
differen
ventricle size
dr bael:
0-0.6 normal
0.6-1.2 mild
1.2-2 moderate
2-3
severe
>3
very severe
nelson's
mild
moderate
severe
0.5-1 cm
1-1.5
>1.5
dr gigataras:
up to 6 cm
--simple boundary
normal
im q
month to prevent
p50 * 100