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4:2:1 rule, Holiday-Segar method for hourly maintenance fluid rate based on weight in kg 1. First 10kg : 4mL/kg/hr 2. Second 10kg : 2mL/kg/hr 3. Remaining weight in kg : 1mL/kg/hr total it together for hourly maintenance fluid rate
when is a QRS considered wide for pediatrics? >0.09sec
what joule setting is used for synchronized cardioversion first 0.5-1J/kg following 2J/kg
when do you use pediatric pads <1year or 10kg
defibrillation setting for first, second, and subsequent shocks after that first 2J/kg second 4J/kg following up to 10J/kg
what overall total dose are you giving to a patient when it comes to dextrose? 0.5-1g/kg
chain of survival for pediatrics prevention > early CPR > early 911 > rapid ALS > post arrest care
what is a newborn age range birth to first couple of hours
what is a neonate age range? first couple of hours to 1 month
infant age range 1month to 1 year
toddler age range 1 to 3 years
preschooler age range 3-5 years
school age, age range 6-12 years
adolescent age range 13-18 years
What are 2 major signs of PE and what are possible ECG findings? tachycardia and tachypnea ECG: S1Q3T3 (s waves in lead I, Q waves in lead III and inverted T waves in lead III
what gauge needle usually needed for NDC in pediatrics? 18g
what age do you use the 4.2% sodium bicarb concentration with? <1YO
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