How do you replace ongoing fluid losses?
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1 ml input replaces 1 ml output
What are the three P's of hyperglycemia?
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polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia
How do we confirm a growth hormone deficiency diagnosis?
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stimulation testing
In what age group do we most often see constipation?
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toddlers and preschoolers
What is the mean age of diagnosis for type 2 diabetes in pediatrics?
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12-16
What are some pediatric complications of type 1 diabetes?
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suboptimal insulin replacement and lack of control, growth retardation,
delayed puberty, microvascular damage, organ damage, reduced life
expectancy, DKA
What assessment is essential to estimate fluid deficit and determine fluid replacement
needs?
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a current and accurate weight
How do we treat abdominal wall defects?
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cover bowel with saline soaked sterile gauze, place in bowel bag to
prevent fluid loss, staged reduction
What is the post-procedure care for lumbar puncture?
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place in flat position after procedure to prevent headache
What is the most common cause of DKA in adolescents?
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one or more missed injections
How much urine should a child produce?
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, .5-1 ml/kg/hr
How do we treat intussusception?
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air or barium enema, surgery
What is cerebral palsy?
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permanent physical disability that varies from minimal to severe and is
caused by any insult/injury to the developing brain
What are sensible fluid losses?
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fluid losses that are measurable
What are some s/sx of esophageal atresia?
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1 ml input replaces 1 ml output
What are the three P's of hyperglycemia?
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polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia
How do we confirm a growth hormone deficiency diagnosis?
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stimulation testing
In what age group do we most often see constipation?
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toddlers and preschoolers
What is the mean age of diagnosis for type 2 diabetes in pediatrics?
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12-16
What are some pediatric complications of type 1 diabetes?
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suboptimal insulin replacement and lack of control, growth retardation,
delayed puberty, microvascular damage, organ damage, reduced life
expectancy, DKA
What assessment is essential to estimate fluid deficit and determine fluid replacement
needs?
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a current and accurate weight
How do we treat abdominal wall defects?
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cover bowel with saline soaked sterile gauze, place in bowel bag to
prevent fluid loss, staged reduction
What is the post-procedure care for lumbar puncture?
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place in flat position after procedure to prevent headache
What is the most common cause of DKA in adolescents?
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one or more missed injections
How much urine should a child produce?
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, .5-1 ml/kg/hr
How do we treat intussusception?
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air or barium enema, surgery
What is cerebral palsy?
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permanent physical disability that varies from minimal to severe and is
caused by any insult/injury to the developing brain
What are sensible fluid losses?
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fluid losses that are measurable
What are some s/sx of esophageal atresia?
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