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Findings
Type I
Hipoxia
Decreased PaO2
Normal PaCO2
Causes
Examples
Ventilation / Perfusion Positional (supine In bed),
defect
ARDS, atelectasis, pneumonia,
pulmonary embolus,
brochopulmonary dysplasia.
Diffusion impairment
Pulmonary edema, ARDS,
Interstitial pneumonia.
Shunt
Pulmonary arteriovenous
Malformation, congenital
Adenomatoid malformation
Type II
Hypovention
Neuromuscular disease (polio,
Guillain-Barre syndrome),
Hipoxia
head trauma, sedation, chest
Hypercapnia
wall dysfunction (burns),
Decreased PaCO2
kyphosis, severe reactive
Increased PaCO2
airways.
Sumber : Current Pediatric Diagnosis & treatment, 12th ed, 1995.
CLINICAL CRITERIA FOR RESPIRATORY FAILURE
Respiratory
Wheezing
Expiratory Grunting
Decreased or absent breath sounds
Flaring of alae nasi
Retractions of chest wall
Tachypnea, bradypnea, or apnea
Cyanosis
Cerebral
Restlessness
Irritability
Headache
Confusion
Convulsions
Coma
Cardiac
Bradycardia or excessive tachycardia
Hypotension or hypertension
General
Fatigue
Sweating
Sumber : Current Pediatric Diagnosis & Treatment, 12th ed,1995
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CLINICAL SEQUALAE
HYPOKALEMIA
Apathy, muscle weakness, paresthesias,
tetany
Depressed T ware, U Wave;ST segment
depression
Arrthytmias
Premature beats
Atrial or nodal tachycardia
Ventricular tachycardia or fibrilation
HYPERKALEMIA
Ascending paralysis, occasional
tetany and parethesias, muscle
weakness
Peaked T ware, proloanged PR
interval, ST segment depression,
wide QRS complex
Arrhytmias
Sinus Bradycardia
Atrioventricular block
Indioventricular tachycardia or
fibrilation
Cardiac arrest
Sumber : Current Pediatric Diagnosis & Treatment, 12th ed,1995
GLASGOW COMA SCALE (GCS)
A. Buka Mata :
- Spontan
- Dengan Perintah
- Dengan Rangsang nyeri
- Tak ada respons
B. Respons Motorik :
- Menurut perintah
- Menunjuk lokasi nyeri
- Withdrawal flexi
- Flexi abnormal
- Lextensi
- Tak ada respons
C. Respons Verbal :
- Orientasi baik
- Disorientasi / bicara kacau
- Kata-kata tak tersusun
- Suara saja
- Tak ada respons
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Osmolaritas = (2 x Na)
GDS BUN
18
2,8
U 2 Plasma
2,13
(N : 272 - 290)
BUN =
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Kedaruratan (+)
Tanda syok
Muntah terus menerus
Kejang
Kesadaran
Muntah darah
Berak hitam
Kedaruratan (-)
Uji torniket
Positif
Trombosit
<100.000
Negatif
Trombosit
>100.000
Rawat jalan
Parasetamol
Kontrol tiap hari
sampai demam (-)
Rawat inap
Segera bawa
ke RS
Rawat jalan
Minum banyak 1,5 L/hr
Parasetamol
Kontrol tiap hari sampai demam (-)
Periksa Hb, Ht, trombosit tiap kali hari (a)
minim
Perhatian untuk orang tua
Pesam bisa timbul tanda syok, yaitu : gelisah,
lemah, kaki/tangan dingin, sakit perut, berak
hitam, BAK kurang
Lab : Hb, Ht naik & trombosit turun
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Pulang
(Lihat kriteria memulangkan pasien)
Sumber : DHF, diangnosis treatment, prevention and control 2 nd ed, Geneva WHO, 1997
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Perbaikan
Tidak gelisah
Nadi kuat
Tekanan darah stabil
Diuresis cukup (12
ml/kbBB/jam)
Ht turun (2x pemeriksaan)
Tetesan dikurangi
5 ml/kgBB/jam
Tanda vital
memburuk
Ht
Tetesan dinaikkan
10-15 ml/kgBB/jam
(tetesan dinaikkan
bertahap)
Perbaikan
Evaluasi 12-24 jam
Perbaikan
3 ml/kgBB/jam
Ht
Ht naik
Distress pernafasan
Koloid
20-30 ml/kg
Tranfusi darah
segar 10 ml/kg
Perbaikan
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Syok
Jalan nafas + O2
RL 20 ml/kg(6-10)
Perbaikan (+)
Perbaikan (-)
Urine
< 1ml/kg/jam
RL 20 ml/kg/10
RL 10
Ml/kg/10
Perbaikan (+)
Urine > 1
ml/kg/jam
Perbaikan (+)
Cairan pengganti
RL jumlah Ht
Urine < 1
ml/kg/jam
RL
20 ml/kg/10
Perbaikan (-)
Urine < 1
ml/kg/jam
Anuria
Koloid
10 ml/kg/10
Cairan rumat
Perbaikan (-)
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Algoritme syok
hipovolemik DBD
dengan penyulit
CVP > 10 cmH2O
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Koloid
4 ml/kg/10
Koloid
2 ml/kg/10
Koloid
1 ml/kg/10
Kalau perlu inotropik
vasodilator
Cari :
- Perdarahan
- Sebab
hipovolemik lain
CVP > 4
Stop
CVP 2 - 4
Koloid 4 ml/kg/10
CVP < 4
Perbaikan
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KADAR KREATIN PLASMA (MG%) ANAK NORMAL MENURUT UMUR & JENIS
KELAMIN
Umur
(tahun)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Perempuan
Laki-Laki
0,35 0,05
0,45 0,07
0,42 0,08
0,47 0,12
0,46 0,11
0,48 0,11
0,53 0,12
0,53 0,11
0,55 0,11
0,55 0,13
0,60 0,13
0,59 0,13
0,62 0,14
0,65 0,13
0,41 0,10
0,43 0,12
0,46 0,11
0,45 0,11
0,50 0,11
0,52 0,12
0,54 0,14
0,57 0,16
0,59 0,16
0,61 0,22
0,62 0,14
0,65 0,16
0,68 0,21
0,72 0,24
KADAR KREATIN PLASMA (MG%) ANAK NORMAL MENURUT UMUR & JENIS
KELAMIN
Umur
Perempuan
Laki-Laki
(tahun)
1
4,91 0,05
4,82 1,71
2
6,23 2,74
4,93 2,12
3
5,08 1,29
5,09 1,58
4
4,57 2,02
4,78 1,40
5
4,68 1,36
5,52 1,74
6
4,81 1,63
5,23 1,56
7
4,67 1,39
5,44 1,74
8
5,02 1,61
4,84 1,69
9
5,16 1,85
5,60 2,68
10
4,67 1,82
5,55 3,00
11
4,51 1,62
5,04 1,73
12
4,23 1,18
5,18 1,46
13
4,82 1,71
5,24 1,65
14
5,38 2,18
5,11 1,90
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Endotoksin ?
Lain-lain ?
ADH
Klirens
Air bebas
Volume efektif
Renin
Protaglandin
ginjal
Reabsorpsi
Outflow
Simpatetik
Angiotensin
Vasokonstriksi ginjal
Signal ?
?
GINJAL
Reabsorpsi tubuler
Na
Aldosteron
?
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2 x BB
500
x
1,3
Keb.cairan
2. Preparat Otsuka :
K / Na 2x BB x
500
Keb.cairan
(120 x) x BB x 0,6
(cc )
0,855
2. Preparat Otsuka :
Na = (120 - x) X BB x 0,6 (cc)
Keterangan :
X : nilai Na Sekarang
Cara pemberian : - darah 6 jam
- dalam 18 jam
Cara Koreksi Albumin
BB x 40
Alb AK x
x2
100
AK x BB x 0,8 (gram)
Keterangan : AK = (Albumin yang diharapkan albumin sekarang)
Contoh koreksi albumin :
Koreksi x gram
Misal koreksi dengan albumin 25%
= 100/25 X (x) gram = . Cc
Plasma albumin 100 cc = 3,5 gram
PATOKAN JUMLAH MINUM NEONATUS SESUAI KEBUTUHAN CAIRAN
Kebutuhan cairan
Kebutuhan cairan
Umur (hari)
Umur (hari)
(cc/kgBB/hari)
(cc/kgBB/hari)
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2
3
4
5
6
7
80
90
100
110
125
135
150
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
155
160
165
175
185
195
200
Anion Gap
= (Na (Cl + HCO3))
Normal = 12 2
Sistolik (2 x diastolik)
3
Normal = Umur (< 70 mmHg)
3 - 6 bulan mmHg
6 12
mmHg
14
mmHg
4 10
mmHg
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)
AaDO2
PaO 2
SI
x 100%
TIBC
= 16%
=9%
= 30%
BB
TB 2
= 16 25 (idealnya = 18)
= 25 30
> 30
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Edema
+ = (+ 0,2239)
-=0
Hematuria
+ = (-0, 0721)
-=0
C3 (ic globulin)
Menurun = (- 0,6511)
Normal = 0
Serum kreatinin (mg%)
- ( . X 0,0990)
Serum albumin (g%)
- (.. X 0,0580)
Konstanta (+ 0,9295)
Formula Y =
Formula Y 0,85
> 0,85
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Pasien A (MPGN)
Edemia, hematuria, C3 normal,
serum kreatinin 1,2mg%, serum
albumin 2,4mg%
Pasien B (SNKM)
Edema, hematuria, C3 normal,
serum kreatinin 0,8 mg%,
serum albumin 1,4 mg%
+ 0,2239
+ 0,2239
- 0,0721
- 0,00721
- 0,1089
- 0,0792
- 0,1392
- 0,0812
+ 0,9295
0,8332
+ 0,9295
0,9209
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3.
Maintenance fluids : 80 100 cc/kg/day DSW. If blood sugar is > 100 m%, begin regular
insulin infusion in normal saline ( 20 units regular insulin in 100ml NS), 0,1
units/kg/hour (=0.5 cc/kg/hr). Titrate infusion rate to keep blood sugar 100-200 mg%.
Blood sugar should be monitored every hour until stable, then every two hours. If blood
sugar > 200 mg%, or if serum potassium continues to rise, increase insulin infusion rate
by 0.05U/kg/hr (=0.25cc/kg/hr). if blood sugar falls to < 100 mg%, insulin infusion
should be stopped. Any changes in insulin infusion rate should be followed be a blood
sugar within one hour.
Additional treatment for hyperkalemia.
1.
2.
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Note : refer to the red three-ring binder or the pharmacy references in the attending office for
more information.
INDEX
Acyclovir
Ampicillin
Caffeine
Cefotaxime
Ceftriaxone
Chlorothiazide
Dexamethasone
Enaiapril
Erythomycin
Furosemide
Gentamicin
HepatitisB
Indomethacin
Lorazepam
Metociopramide
Metolazone
Morphine
Pancuronium
Phenobarbital
Phenytoin
Ranitidine
Surfactant
Spironolactone
Theophylline
Vancomycin
Acyclovir
IV : 30-60 mg/kg/day q8h infuse over 60 minutes
Ampicillin
Body weight
< 2000 gm
> 2000 gm
Dose
100mg/kg/day
150mg/kg/day
200mg/kg/day
Interval
q12h
q8h
q6h
Ceftriaxone
Age
0-7 days
> 7days
Dose
50mg/kg/day
100mg/kg/day
Interval
q24h
q12h
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Clorothiazide
IV or PO : 20-40mg/kg/dayq12h
Dexamethasone
IV or PO : starting dose 0.5 mg/kg/dayq12h, then taper per 14,21 or 42 day protocol
Glucocorticoid
Equlvaient Gluco
dose (mg) corticoid
potency
Cortisone
25
0.8
Hydrocortisone
20
1
Prednisone
5
4
Prednisolone
5
4
Methylprednisolone 4
5
Dexamethasone
0.75
20-30
Betamethasone
0.6-0.75
20-30
Mineralo
cortoid
potency
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
Plasma
t (min)
DOA
(hr)
30
80-118
60
115-212
78-188
110-210
300+
8-12
8-12
18-36
18-36
18-36
36-54
36-54
Enalaprili
IV : 5-10 g/kg/dose given q8-24h
PO : 0.05-0.1 mg/kg/dayq12-24h
Erythomycin
IV or PO :
Age/Weight
< 7 days
> 7 days
> 2000gm
Dose
10/mg/kg
10 mg/kg
10 mg/kg
Interval
q12h
q8h
q6-8h
Furosemide
IV : 0.5-1 mg/kg
PO : 1-2 mg/kg
Gentamicin
2.5 mg/kg/dose
Therapeutic range
HepatitisB
Immune Globulin : 0.5 mL IM
Vaccine : 10 mcg/0.5mL IM (EngerixB )
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Indomethacin
Prophylaxis
IV : 0.1 mg/kg/dose X4 doses (12,24,28 and 72 hours of age)
Treatment
Q12h X3 doses IV :
Age
48 hrs
2-7 days
> 7days
Dose #1
0.2mg/kg
0.2mg/kg
0.2mg/kg
Dose #1
0.1mg/kg
0.2mg/kg
0.25mg/kg
Dose #3
0.1mg/kg
0.2mg/kg
0.25mg/kg
Lorazepam
IV or PO : 0.05-0.1mg/kg/dose q3-6h
Metoclopramide
IV or PO : 0.1mg/kg/dose q6h
Metolazone
PO : 0.2-0.4mg/kg/day Rarely used at doses <0.4mg/kg/day
Morphine
IV bolus : 0.05-0.1mg/kg q2-4h pm
Continuous infusion
Age
0-7 days
<37 weeks or
severe hepatic or
renal Impalrment
> 7 days term Infant
Dose
10-20mcg/kg/hr
10mcg/kg/hr
20-40mcg/kg/hr
Switch from IV to PO
Multiply IV by 3 then give of the calculated dose and increase as needed remember you
may be converting a continuous IV drip to q3h PO
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Mg/kg/day
0.32
0.48
0.64
0.80
mL/kg/day
0.8
1.2
1.6
2.0
Pancurunium
IV : 0.1mg/kg q1-4h prn
Phenobarbital
IV or PO :
Loading dose -20 mg/kg
Maintenance dose 2.5-5mg/kg/dayq21h
Therapeutic range : (15-40 mcg/mL) draw 12 hrs after dose, then follow as needed
Phenytoin
IV:
Loading dose:20mg/kg (may into 2 doses q20min to decrease cardiotoxicity risk)
Maintenance dose : 5-8 mg/kg/dayq12h
Therapeutic range : (10-20 mcg/mL) draw levels 8-12hrs after dose
Ranitidine
IV: 2mg/kg/dayq12 max. dose : 5mg/kg/day (IV or PO)
Surfactant
Beractant (Survanta ); 4mL/kg per ETT q6h x 4 doses in 48 hours (=100mg
phosphollipid/kg)
Colfosceril (Exosurf ): 5mL/kg/ per ETT q12h x 3 doses in 48 hours (non formulary)
Spironolactone
PO: 1-3 mg/kg/dayq8h
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Theophylline
Please do not use aminophylline
IV or PO:
Loading dose : 4-6mg/kg
Maintenance dose : 3-6mg/kg/day q8h
Therapeutic range : (6-12mcg/mL) draw levels 2 hrs after dose
Weight/Age
<1250 gm
1250-2000 gm
>2000 gm or > 31 days
Dose
15 mg/kg/day
30mg/kg/day
30-45 mg/kg/day
Interval
q24h
q12h
q12h
Therapeutic range
Peak : 30-40mcg/mL
Trough : 5-10mcg/mL
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Gambar
Biochemistry of Billrubin
Flour configuration possible 4Z, I5E, 4E, 15Z & 4E, 15E
Water Insoluble due to Internal H-bonding
Phototherapy can change the configuration
Fetal/Neonatal vs. Adult Billirubin Metabolism
Production :
Daily production: 6-8 mg/kg (vs. 3-4mg/Kg)
RBC volume is high (High: 16-18 gm% vs. 12-14gm%)
RBC life span is shorter (90 days vs. 120 days)
Larger fraction of shunt billrubin (25% vs. 10%)
Transport & Hepatic Uptake:
Lower concertration of albumin
Lower affinity for billrubin
Competitive inhibition of binding sites (fatty adds, other, anions, antibiotics etc.)
Lower concertration of ligandins
Competitive inhibition of ligandins
Configuration of Excretion :
Lower concertration of transferase
Lower USPGA levels (less diglucuronides; more monoglucuronides formed0
Beyond first week, billiary excretion is the rate limiting step for billirubin clearance.
Glucuronyl Transferase Ontogency
First appears at 16 weeks
Between 17 & 30 weeks, the level is 0.1% adult, but functionally active
Between values reached between 6 to 14 weeks, independent of gestation
Inducrible phenobarb, phenytoin, billirubinm aspirin
Enterohepatic circulation
More monoglucuronides easily deconjugated
High levels of -glucuronidase in the lumen (detectable at weeks of gestation)
Absence of bacteria in the GIT less convension to urobillinoids
Large billrubin pool in the meconium (1gm contains 1mg of billrubin)
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%
95
3.5
1
0.3
0.3
0
Neurotoxicity of Billirubin
Billirubin encephalopathy vs. kernicterus
Higher risk with high serum billrubin levels and burder, but prediction is not absolute
Billrubin albumin binding, permeability of the blood brain barrier and pH are other
variables
Risk higher with hemolytic jaundice (30%-50% of untreated), but also can occur with
other conditions (10-15% in G6PD deficiency)
Has been reported in jaudice associated with breastfeeding, usually with high levels
(~40mg%)
Re emergence of Kernicterus in Fullterm Infants
Since 1991, 42 cases have been reported
Some due to G6PD deficiency
Factors responsible:
Decreased physician concern about evaluation and treatment of jaundice in the breast
fed infant
Early hospital discharge without adequate parental preparation or follow up
85% of the readmission (1-4% of early discharges; 109,000 infants annually) is because
of jaundice
Predicting Billrubin Encephalopathy (criteria for treatment)
Total Serum Billrubin levels
Most commonly used in the US
AAP recommendation is solely based on this
Risk of Kernicterus high if TSB > 30 mg% (95% risk of death/permanent sequelae if
> 35mg%) and risk low if < 20mg%
Phototherapy recommendation based on TSB levels :
VLBW : >12 mg%
LBW : >15mg%
Fullterm : >17-20mg%
Drawbacks of Using TSB level
Toxic effects may not be related to TSB level
No direct correlation between TSB levels and IQ/Neurotoxicity
Laboratory variations TSB estimation
Diurnal variation in TSB levels
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Healthy
Sick
<1000
10
10
1000-1249
13
10
1250-1499
15
13
1500-1999
17
15
2000-2500
18
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