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MODULE 23: paediatrics iI

OK, more paediatrics! You have a heap of videos to watch from last time, so we have spared you more uploads this week.

watch. 


READ

Again, there was quite a lot to read and we assume you are all still catching up a bit. So, no extra stuff this time - just do the basics well.

solve.

OK. Here's one for the road.

A 6 year old boy presents to your department with the ambulance after a seven minute seizure. He is still fitting when he arrives in resus. His distraught mother accompanies him into the resuscitation room.

His prior vital signs with the ambulance include a temperature of 39.6oC.

Access is obtained and an urgent venous gas is obtained.

pH              7.11
pCO2         26     mmHg
pO2            54     mmHg
HCO3-        7       mmol/L

Na+            140   mmol/L
Cl-               104  mmol/L

Glucose     1.7    mmol/L
Lactate      10.6  mmol/L

Question 1.

Describe the major acid-base disturbances present and give a differential for each.

Question 2.

Outline 3 management priorities you will act upon in this situation.

Question 3.

Describe three treatments you could administer to terminate the seizure, including the dose appropriate for this patient.
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