PALS AHA
Croup treatment (upper airway) - Answer -Nebulized epi
Corticosteroids
Anaphylaxis treatment (upper airway) - Answer -IM epi (auto injector)
Albuterol
Antihistamines
Corticosteroids
Bronchiolitis treatment (lower airway) - Answer -Nasal suctioning
Bronchodilator trial
Asthma treatment (lower airway) - Answer -Albuterol +/- ipratropium
Corticosteroids
SC epi
Mg Sulfate
Terbutaline
HR for SVT in: - Answer -- Infant: 220 bpm+
- Kids: 180+
Situations that may cause pedi pts go into VTach? - Answer -- Near drowning
, - TCA OD
- Underlying heart disease
- Prolonged QT
Normal HR for newborn to 3 mo: - Answer -85-205 bpm
Normal HR for 3 mo to 2 years: - Answer -100-190 bpm
Normal HR for 2-10 yo: - Answer -60-140 bpm
Normal HR for > 10 yo: - Answer -60-100 bpm
Signs of compensated shock - Answer -a. Tachycardia
b. Increased RR
c. Altered mental status
d. Change in pulses
e. Prolonged capillary refill
f. Skin color changes
g. Skin temperature
Hypovolemic/Distributive Shock-- Fluid Resuscitation - Answer -20 ml/kg bolus of NS over 5-20 min
repeat boluses to restore BP/Tissue perfusion
Cardiogenic shock or Poisioning -- Fluid Resuscitation - Answer -5-10 ml/kg bolus of NS over 10-20 min
DKA w/ Compensated Shock -- Fluid Resuscitation - Answer -10-20 ml/kg over 1 hr
Croup treatment (upper airway) - Answer -Nebulized epi
Corticosteroids
Anaphylaxis treatment (upper airway) - Answer -IM epi (auto injector)
Albuterol
Antihistamines
Corticosteroids
Bronchiolitis treatment (lower airway) - Answer -Nasal suctioning
Bronchodilator trial
Asthma treatment (lower airway) - Answer -Albuterol +/- ipratropium
Corticosteroids
SC epi
Mg Sulfate
Terbutaline
HR for SVT in: - Answer -- Infant: 220 bpm+
- Kids: 180+
Situations that may cause pedi pts go into VTach? - Answer -- Near drowning
, - TCA OD
- Underlying heart disease
- Prolonged QT
Normal HR for newborn to 3 mo: - Answer -85-205 bpm
Normal HR for 3 mo to 2 years: - Answer -100-190 bpm
Normal HR for 2-10 yo: - Answer -60-140 bpm
Normal HR for > 10 yo: - Answer -60-100 bpm
Signs of compensated shock - Answer -a. Tachycardia
b. Increased RR
c. Altered mental status
d. Change in pulses
e. Prolonged capillary refill
f. Skin color changes
g. Skin temperature
Hypovolemic/Distributive Shock-- Fluid Resuscitation - Answer -20 ml/kg bolus of NS over 5-20 min
repeat boluses to restore BP/Tissue perfusion
Cardiogenic shock or Poisioning -- Fluid Resuscitation - Answer -5-10 ml/kg bolus of NS over 10-20 min
DKA w/ Compensated Shock -- Fluid Resuscitation - Answer -10-20 ml/kg over 1 hr
