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January 28, 2011
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Deficit of water in relation to total body sodium Serum Sodium: >145 Severe: >160
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Causes Pure Water Loss Diabetes insipidus Hypotonic fluid loss Vomiting or diarrhea Hypertonic sodium gain Improperly prepared infant formula
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Decreased tone Poor feeding High-pitched cry Insomnia Lethargy
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Severe hypovolemic, hypernatremic dehydration Brain shrinkage Tearing of blood vessels Hemorrhage Rapid correction Cerebral edema/herniation
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Emergency Phase Restoration of vascular volume 20mL/kg isotonic fluids Rehydration Phase Free water deficit Maintenance fluids On going losses
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How do we safely stabilize the patient?
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If patient’s Na >175 0.9% Normal Saline (154mEq/L) is relatively hypotonic Beware rapid infusion of fluids with 15mEq/L lower than serum May need to add 3% NS (513mEq/L)
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How do we replace the free water?
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Maximum rate 0.6mEq/L/hour 15mEq/L/day
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Assume 70% of infant’s body wt is water (50% in adults) 0.7 X wt (1-- serum Na/desired Na) Choose “desired Na” as 15mEq less than serum Yields amount of free water to be administered over next 24hrs
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How much free water are we infusing with any given concentration of IVF? It depends two factors: Sodium concentration of IVF The patient’s sodium level!!!!
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% Free Water = 1 – (IV fluid Na/serum Na) Patient with serum Na 154 If give NS: giving 0% free water Patient with serum Na 195 If give NS: giving 21% free water
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Emergency Phase may be most dangerous If serum Na > 175: NS is too hypotonic Rehydration Phase Calculate free water to be replaced over 24hrs Max 15mEq/L change FREE WATER + MAINTENANCE + ONGOING LOSSES Yields total fluids for next 24hrs Administer in form of D5 ½ NS Follow lytes closely!!!!!
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1 to 3 weeks old Firstborn Poor feeding Weight loss Extremely hypernatremic Mean 180mEq/L Remember P.E. findings with Hypernatremic dehydration
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Human milk under normal circumstances At delivery: Na 65 mEq/L On day 3: Na 20 mEq/L On day 14:Na 7 mEq/L
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