Feb 25, 2011 #1 A adwilcox28 Forum Probie Messages 29 Reaction score 0 Points 0 A blood glucose level for an average adult is typically between 80-120, is it the same range for pediatric pts?
A blood glucose level for an average adult is typically between 80-120, is it the same range for pediatric pts?
Feb 25, 2011 #2 NomadicMedic I know a guy who knows a guy. Messages 12,249 Reaction score 7,031 Points 113 I always use 70 - 110 as the average BGL. It's similar for pediatric and adults. However, kids can change very rapidly due to a higher metabolism.
I always use 70 - 110 as the average BGL. It's similar for pediatric and adults. However, kids can change very rapidly due to a higher metabolism.
Feb 25, 2011 #3 S Sam Adams Forum Lieutenant Messages 121 Reaction score 0 Points 0 adwilcox28 said: A blood glucose level for an average adult is typically between 80-120, is it the same range for pediatric pts? Click to expand... directly from PALS: the definition of hypoglycemia is: preterm neonates- term neonates: </=45 mg/dl infants, children and adolescents: </=60 mg/dl
adwilcox28 said: A blood glucose level for an average adult is typically between 80-120, is it the same range for pediatric pts? Click to expand... directly from PALS: the definition of hypoglycemia is: preterm neonates- term neonates: </=45 mg/dl infants, children and adolescents: </=60 mg/dl
Feb 26, 2011 #4 H HappyParamedicRN Forum Crew Member Messages 70 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Your protocols may specificslly indicate this information as well, go by your protocols and of course how the patient is acting! Happy
Your protocols may specificslly indicate this information as well, go by your protocols and of course how the patient is acting! Happy