5 - Pediatric Oxygen Therapy

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indications for neonatal/pediatric oxygen therapy

  • treat/prevent hypoxemia

  • support metabolism and tissue oxygenation

  • neonates: SpO2 below target range, WOB, cyanosis, apnea

  • infants/kids: SpO2 < 92-94% with distress, acute/chronic lung disease, trauma, CHD, shock

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disease-specific applications of oxygen therapy

  • neonates

  • RDS

  • transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN)

  • meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS)

  • pneumonia

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disease-specific applications of oxygen therapy

  • bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD)

  • long-term O2

  • risk of CO2 retention

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disease-specific applications of oxygen therapy

  • pediatrics

  • asthma: O2 during attacks

  • bronchiolitis: O2, HFNC

  • CHD: avoid hyperoxia in duct-dependent lesions

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developmental respiratory physiology

  • fetal Hb: high O2 affinity

  • immature lungs: low CL, high closing volumes

  • preterm: limited antioxidants, more vulnerable to O2 toxicity

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manifestations of hypoxemia

  • respiratory: tachypnea, grunting, retractions

  • CV: brady-/tachycardia, poor perfusion

  • neuro: irritability, poor feeding

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target SpO2 ranges

  • neonates: 90-95% (avoid prolonged > 97%)

  • preterm: 88-94%

  • kids: ≥ 92%

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pediatric oxygen principles

  • start low, go slow

  • pre-/postductal monitoring

  • continuous monitoring and humidity

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pediatric O2 devices

  • nasal cannula

  • mask

  • HFNC

  • hoods/incubators (neonates)

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estimating and managing pediatric FiO2

  • NC: ~4% FiO2 increase per L/min

  • variable vs. fixed FiO2

  • O2 analyzer

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choosing right pediatric O2 delivery system

based on age, comfort, condition

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indications for heated high-flow nasal cannula (HHFNC)

  • hypoxemia and mild to moderate respiratory distress

  • usually used in the ED and ICU

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hazards of HHFNC

  • can’t measure distending pressures

  • needs electricity to work

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hazards of O2 therapy

  • retinopathy of prematurity (ROP)

    • avoid SpO2 > 95%

  • O2 toxicity: lung injury

  • absorption atelectasis

  • CO2 retention (BPD)

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O2 monitoring and documentation

  • alarms

  • continuous SpO2

  • O2 analyzer

  • weaning: decrease FiO2 in 2-5% steps