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Fluid bolus
10-20mg/kg
PALS = 10mg/kg
Repeat as needed
What % dehydrated = hypovolemic shock
10%
How to estimate weight
0-10 = (age+4) x 2
>10yo = age x 3.3
Why 2/3 maintenance in an unwell child? Who gets full (3), who gets 50% (4)
Sick child with inflammation = SIADH
Water retained (independently of sodium) = dilutional hyponatremia
Sodium stays extracellular, low osmolarity means water moves freely across cell membranes into cell through osmosis, cells swell (including brain) seizures, confusion, coma
Inflammatory illness = increased membrane permeability = fluid and Na+ into the interstitial space (circulatory depletion while fluid overloaded at a tissue level)
FULL MAINTENANCE for DKA, some Vs/Ds, NBM for surgery
LESS ~50% head injury, meningitis, electrolyte imbal, kidney disease/dialysis
ToF
10mL/kg/hr
Ondansetron
NGT rapid rehydration (who not for)
Not for <6mnths
10-25mL/kg/hr for 4hrs (mild 5% dehydrated = 10mL, moderate 10% = 25mL)
Maximum rate on pumps is 300mL therefore divide target volume by 300mL and give over that time
Eg. 20kg child, aiming 500mL x 4hrs = 2000
2000 divided by 300mLs over 6hrs 40mins
NGT slow rehydration
0-6hrs DEFICIT (max 5%) over 4hrs
- Work out deficit by either (wt x % dehydrated MAX 5 x 10) OR (premorbid-current x 1000)
- Eg. 24kg kid, now 23kg
24kg – 23kg = 1 x 1000 = 1000mL deficit (over 4 hrs = 250mL/hr)
23 x 5% dehydrated x 1000 = 1150mL deficit (over 4 hrs = 287.5mL/hr)
7-24hrs MAINTENANCE milk fed should resume normal feeds or ORS if NGT = 4,2,1 rule x 24hrs / rest of 18hrs (2/3 if unwell)
4,2,1 rule
4 x first 10kg
2 x second 10kg
1 x remaining kg
IV rehydration
maintenance (4,2,1 rule) x 24 + deficit + ongoing losses over 24hrs
OR 2/3 maintenance for inflammatory illnesses.
Calculation of % dehydrated
Pre-morbid weight - current weight = estimated loss
eg 24 - 23.5 = 500mL deficit
24(000) divided by 100 = 240.
500 divided by 240 = ~2% deficit (falls into the “mild” column = 5%)
OR weight x % dehydrated x 10
eg 24 × 2 × 10 = ~480mL (deficit)