2. Hypoglycemia:
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3. Blood sugar 4. Depends on reference 5. Bedside testing 6.
Fairly accurate 7. F/U with serum glucose 8. Higher than bedside
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10. HYPOGLYCEMIA
Who is at risk? And why?
11. Hyperinsulinemia 12. Premature infant 13. Decreased glycogen
stores 14. SGA/LGA infant 15. Hyperinsulinemia 16. Stressed or Sick
infant 17. Using their glucose quicklySigns & Symptoms:
Jitteriness, Irritability, Hypotonia, Lethargy, Hypothermia,
Respiratory distress, Seizures.. Or there may be NONE.
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18. Management of Low Blood Sugar
For the term baby in no sign of distress:
Early feeding usually with formula or breastfeeding
Follow-up blood sugar 30 min to 1 hour after feeding
Continue to monitor blood sugar according to hospital policy
For a term baby in distress:
Management will be with IV fluids or gavage feeding depending on
symptoms
For a preterm baby:
IVF D10W (initial fluids)
IV Bolus of 2 ml/kg of D10W
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19. Hyperglycemia:
Blood sugar < 200 mg/dl
Causes:
20. Will usually resolve with time 21. Prematurity 22. May need
lower sugar concentration in IVF 23. May need insulinClick on
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24. Things to remember:
HYPOGLYCEMIA:
25. At risk: IDM, SGA, LGA, Prematurity, Stress 26. TX: early
feedings, IVF, monitor closelyHYPERGLYCEMIA:
Blood sugar > 200 mg/dl
27. TX: usually self resolves; except in severe preemieDIABETES
in the NEONATE is RARE
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EDUCATION/ PREVENTION:
28. Educate mom about potential risks to fetus/ newborn 29.
Educate mom on importance of maintaining good glucose control
during pregnancy 30. Early recognition of at risk infants 31. Early
feedings for at risk infants 32. Ongoing communication with the
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33. PAIN MANAGEMENT:
Sucrose Pacifier
One last important note: PAIN MANAGEMENT
34. IV insertion = HURTS 35. Babies feel pain! 36. Babies
remember pain! 37. Baby a patient advocate and provide appropriate
pain management!Swaddling, decreased light, sucrose pacifier,
holding to name a few.
Dim the lights
Swaddle the baby
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