Infantile Liquid Therapy Objective Characteristic of Infantile Body Fluid Balance ——Realized Pathophysiology of Infantile Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-base Imbalance ——Be familiar with Clinical menifestations of Infantile Fluid , Electrolyte & Acid-base Disorders ——Mastered Common Solution Component of Liquid Therapy ——Be familiar with Liquid Therapy of Infantile Diarrhea ——Mastered * * Objective Summary Characteristic of Infantile Body Fluid Balance Fluid, Electrolyte, & Acid-base Disorders Common Solution of Liquid Therapy Infantile Diarrhea Liquid Therapy Summary Body fluid is important component of human body and the physiological equilibrium of body fluid is an important factor for human living. The dynamic equilibrium of fluid, electrolyte, acid-base, osmotic pressure depends on normal regulating function of nerve, incretion, lung and kidney. Because of the infantile physiologic peculiarity, These systematic functions are easily affected by diseases and/or environment and are maladjusted. Therefore, the disorder of water, electrolyte and acid-base is common in pediatric clinic. Characteristic of Infantile Body Fluid Balance A. Total body water & its distribution Body water compartments related to age (total body mass%) 40~45 10~15 5 55~66 Adult 40 20 5 66 2~14 years 40 25 5 70 1 year 35 37 6 78 Newborn infant ISF Plasma ICF ECF TBW Age TBW: total body water ECF: extracellular fluid ICF: intracellular fluid ISF: interestitial fluid Characteristic of Infantile Body Fluid Balance B. Electrolyte composition of body fluid ECF: Na+ 、Cl-,HCO3 - ICF: K + 、Mg 2+ 、HPO4 2-、Protein C. Water metabolism a. Large water requirements, swift water exchange, unobvious water loss (double adult’s amount ). Infant’s water exchange amount is 1 / 2 of ECF , the adult’s is just 1 / 7 . b. Immature body liquid regulating function , immature concentration and dilution function of infantile. Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-base Disorders A. Degree of dehydration Low Normal Normal Blood pressure Anuria oliguria Mild oliguria Urine Absent Decrease Decrease ± Tears Severely dry Dry Dry ± Mucous membranes Markedly decrease Decrease Normal ± Skin turgor Severely sunken Sunken Sunken ± Orbit, Fontanel Lethargic, coma Depressed, hyperirritable Depressed, hyperirritable Psyche >10%(100 ~120 ml / kg) 5~10%(50 ~100 ml / kg) 5%(50ml / kg) Decrease in body weight Severe Moderate Mild Dehydration ICF: severely decrease, Milder dehydrant sign than the other two kinds >150 mmol / L High grade fever, Infection Hyperosmotic ECF: severely decrease, Easily shock ,Severer dehydrant sign than the other two kinds <130 mmol / L Chronic gastrointestinal fluid lose Hypotonic ECF: decrease, Osmotic pressure (intracellular = extracellular) Dehydrant volume accord with dehydrant physical sign 130~150 mmol / L Acute gastrointestinal fluid lose Isosmotic Pathophysiology & clinical characteristic Serum sodium Pathogeny Type of dehydration Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-base Disorders B. Property of dehydration C. Metabolic acidosis Pathogeny 1. The lose of large amount of basic substances (gastrointestinal tract, kidneys )2. Too much Acid metabolite (hungriness, diabetes, renal failure, hypoxia )3. Too much acid substance intake (long time to take calcium chloride, ammonium chloride, amino acid etc. )Degree Mild HCO3 - 18~13 mmol / L Moderate HCO3 - 13~9 mmol / L Severe HCO3 - <9 mmol / L Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-base Disorders D. Hypokalemia Pathogeny 1. Lack of intake 2. Loss of kalium from kidneys or gastrointestinal tract 3. Burn, dialysis etc. 4. Abnormal kalium distribution inside or outside cells (alkalosis, insulin therapy 、periodic anesthesia )Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-base Disorders Clinical menifetation 1. Nervous system ——depressed 2. Muscle ——inertia of limbs ,muscular tension down ,severely retardant paralysis ,respiratory muscle paralysis 3. Heart ——heart rate increasing, arrhythmia, Adams -Stokes syndrome, heart rate decreasing ,atrioventricular block, heart sound lowering, cardiogram: U wave appearing ,U≥T,flattened T wave 4. Kidney ——concentrating function lowering, urine volume increasing Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-base Disorders Common Solution of Liquid Therapy A. Nonelectrolyte solution 5%、10%glucose B. Electrolyte solution 0.9 %NaCl 、1.4%、5%NaHCO3、10%KCl C. Mixed solutions refer to the following table 3 2 4 4:3:2 6 1 2 6:2:1 3 1 2 3:2:1 -1 2 2:1 5~10% G.S 1.4% NaHCO3 0.9% NaCl Common mixed solution Common Solution of Liquid Therapy Infantile Diarrhea Liquid Therapy A. Volume Total volume Severe Moderate Mild 75~90 ml / kg 75~90 ml / kg 150 ~180 ml / kg 60~75 ml / kg 60~75 ml / kg 120 ~150 ml / kg 45~60 ml / kg 45~60 ml / kg 90 ~120 ml / kg Keep transfusing period (physiological need, losing continuing )Cumulated losing volume Degree B. Quality 1 / 3~1 / 4 Sodic solution 1/3 Sodic solution Hyperosmotic dehydration 1 / 3~1 / 4 Sodic solution 3:2:1 Isosmotic dehydration 1 / 3~1 / 4 Sodic solution 4:3:2 Hypotonic dehydration Keep transfusing period (physiological need, losing continuing )Cumulated losing volume Dehydrant category Infantile Diarrhea Liquid Therapy C. Speed 5 ml / kg / h 8~10 ml / kg / h -12~16 h 8~12 h 24 h Keep transfusing period (physiological need, losing continuing )Cumulated losing volume Total volume Infantile Diarrhea Liquid Therapy D. Shock volume expansion 30~60min 2:1 or 1.4 %NaHCO3 20 ml / kg Speed Solution Volume Infantile Diarrhea Liquid Therapy Total volume ≤300 ml * * *
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