Oxygen saturation for children
[DOCX File]Word: Oxygen Therapy
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1 Procedure for Oxygen Saturation Monitoring . Action Rationale Reference/evidence base Oxygen Saturation Monitoring: The child / YP condition may require oxygen saturation monitoring with a pulse oximeter as either routine or for spot cheeks. Use either the child’s own oximeter at planned times of the day or spot check as required.
[DOC File]Trauma MCQ’s
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His oxygen saturation is assessed continually to monitor for hypoxia. He is consistently between 90-92% at rest on 2 liters by nasal cannula. After breakfast Mr. Cohen complains of lower back pain that caused him to increased discomfort while ambulating to the bathroom. He describes the pain as a “dull ache” and rates it as a “7” on a 0 ...
[DOCX File]Quia
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Ductus arteriosus usually closes within first 24 hours due to increased oxygen saturation and removal of prostaglandins from circulation. Transitional circulation – PDA doesn’t close, shunting across it may be L>R, R>L or bidirectional – newborn may revert to this under stress such as sepsis, hypoxia, hypercarbia, acidosis, congenital ...
[DOC File]ACLS pediatric bradycardia guideline
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Children younger than 6 years old, uncooperative patients, and patients who are unable to have their temperature taken orally. 19. ... To measure the oxygen saturation of hemoglobin in arterial blood, which provides information on the amount of oxygen being delivered to the tissues of the body.
[DOC File]OXYGEN - Carer Skills Passport
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Oxygen. Saturation 0 - 18 yrs 94 100 Age Range Normal . low Normal . high Systolic. Blood . Pressure Newborn 65 78 1 mo- 2 years 94 110 2-5 years 98 115 6-12 years 105 127 13 - 18 years 115 140 Diastolic. Blood. Pressure. Newborn 40 52 1 mo- 2 years 50 71 2-5 years 55 74 6-12 years 65 83 13 – 18 years 75 90 REFERENCES:
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1. Client assessment prior to and immediately following oxygen administration, including oxygen saturation, respiratory rate, effort, color, breath sounds, and heart rate. 2. Type of oxygen delivery device and flow rate every 4 hours (if using a hood, FiO2, flow rate, and temperature every 4 hours). 3.
[DOC File]Physiologic differences between infants, children and adults
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Volume of oxygen at 100% saturation of this haemoglobin = (540 × 1.35) = 729 cm3 The graph shows 60% of this volume of oxygen has been released to the tissues, so final answer is …
Assessment of Vital Signs - Pediatric Patient
Apply oxygen . If signs of hypoventilation are present, assist ventilation with a BVM and high-flow oxygen. If hypoxic with good ventilatory effort, titrate oxygen therapy to the lowest level required to maintain an oxygen saturation greater than 93%. If the child does not tolerate a mask, give oxygen via blow-by or nasal cannula
[DOC File]Checklist for Skill 1
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Connect to wall oxygen at 15 l/min or 40-50 psi. Should not be done in children under 12 years. If glottic obstruction is present O2 flow rates should be reduced to 6-7 l/min. The patient can only be adequately oxygenated for 35-40 mins. Which of the following is INCORRECT regarding airways?
Oxygen saturation monitoring
SpO 2: arterial oxygen saturation measured via pulse oximetry (% value); does not indicate the amount of O 2 delivered to the tissues nor effectiveness of ventilation (carbon dioxide elimination) as it is the percent of total hemoglobin that is fully saturated with oxygen.
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