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L2: Neonatal Resuscitation Flashcards

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Causes of death in neonate

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Percentage of babies that require resuscitation

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Signs of compromised newborn

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Mechanism & TTT of 1ry Apnea

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Mechanism & TTT of 2ry Apnea

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The Neonatal Resuscitation Program Flow Diagram

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Risk factors predicting which babies will require resuscitation

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Personnel that should be present at delivery

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Questions that should you ask before every birth

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Perform a pre-resuscitation team briefing

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Indications of Delayed Cord clamping ‘’after 30 seconds’’

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For both term and preterm infants who do not require resuscitation at birth

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Benefits of Delayed Cord clamping ‘’after 30 seconds’’

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Disadvantages of Delayed Cord clamping ‘’after 30 seconds’’

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Higher mean serum bilirubin & use of phototherapy

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All newborns require initial assessment to determine whether resuscitation is required immediately after birth

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Initial Steps of Neonatal Resuscitation

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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Provide Warmth
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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Warming Methods
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  • Placing newborn under radiant warmer
  • Drying thoroughly
  • Removing wet towels
  • Head cap
  • Plastic cover
  • Increase room temperature
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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Thermoregulation
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Temperature of non-asphyxiated newborn infants be maintained between 36.5C & 37.5 after birth through resuscitation or stabilization

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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Warming Preterm Babies < 32 w GA
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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Opening the airway
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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Clear Airway = suction of secretions
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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Clear Airway = suction of secretions

(if no meconium)

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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Clear Airway = suction of secretions

(if meconium is present)

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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Tactile stimulation the baby to breathe or cry
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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Dry the baby
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Dry thoroughly and remove wet linens

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Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Initial Evaluation
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  • Inspect chest rise = respiration (breathing or not)
  • Pulse oximetry = oxygen saturation (do not use color)
  • Stethoscope at the apex of the heart = HR in 6 sec multiplied by 10 to get HR in 1 min
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You have approximately 30 sec to achieve a response before deciding to go on to the next step

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Accepted Saturation in the 1st 10 minutes after birth

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Assessment of breathing – HR – SaO2

  • 3 Scenariors
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Golden Minute

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Approximately 60 seconds (“the Golden Minute”) are allotted for completing the initial steps, revaluating, and beginning ventilation if required

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Indications of PPV

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……. is the single most important and most effective step in CPR of the compromised infant

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Ventilation of the lungs

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Concentration of Free Flow O2

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Flow Rate in Free Flow O2

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Adjust the flow meter to 10 L/min

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Methods to adjust Free Flow O2

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What to do after Free Flow O2?

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  • Free-flow oxygen Cannot be given through the mask of a self-inflating bag; however, it may be given through the tail of an open reservoir
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Methods of PPV

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  • Self-inflating bag
  • Flow-inflating bag
  • T-piece resuscitator
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Duration of PPV

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15 sec

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Rate & Technique of PPV

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Pressure in PPV

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42
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Steps of initiating PPV

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43
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How to place a resuscitation mask on the newborn’ s face?

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44
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag

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45
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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46
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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47
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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48
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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49
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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50
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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51
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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52
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Compare between Flow Inflating Bag & Self Inflating Bag in terms of:

  • Filling
  • Compressed Gas Source
  • Delivered O2 Saturation
  • Inflation
  • Regulation of Pressure
  • Assessment of Pressure
  • Precautions
  • Picture
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53
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Self-inflated bag

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54
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NEOPUFF TM Infant Resuscitator

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55
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After 1st assessment (1st PPV Trial)

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56
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After 1st PPV trial

  • if HR is increasing
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After 1st PPV trial

  • if HR is not increasing but chest is moving
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After 1st PPV trial

  • if HR is not increasing & chest is not moving
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Ventilation corrective steps (MR SOPA)

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Ventilation corrective steps (MR SOPA)

  • MR
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  • Mask adjustment
  • Reposition the head to ensure an open airway
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Ventilation corrective steps (MR SOPA)

  • SOP
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  • Suction the mouth and nose
  • Open baby’s mouth slightly and lift the jaw forward
  • Pressure Gradually / few breaths, (cautiously, & to a maximum of 40 cm H20), until there are bilateral breath sounds & visible chest movement
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Ventilation corrective steps (MR SOPA)

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  • Airway alternative is considered (ET tube or laryngeal mask airway)
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Second Assessment of PPV

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Second Assessment of PPV

  • HR > 100
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Second Assessment of PPV

  • HR is 60-100
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Second Assessment of PPV

  • HR < 60
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Signs of effective ventilation

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  1. increased Heart rate
  2. Improving muscle tone
  3. Improving color
  4. Spontaneous breathing
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Indications of ETT in neonatal resucitation

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Special Indications of ETT

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Indications of Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

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Value of Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

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Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

  • Site of pressure & Depth
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Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

  • Technique
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Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

  • Steps
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Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

  • Complications
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  • Laceration of liver
  • Broken ribs
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Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

  • Coordination of chest compression with ventilation
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Chest Compression in neonatal Resuscitation

  • If Heart Rate Remains < 60 bpm (after doing the previous)
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77
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When to stop resuscitation?

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78
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Meds in Neonatal Resuscitation

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  • Epinephrine
  • Volume Expanders
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Epinephrine in Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Effect
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80
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Epinephrine in Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Indications
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Epinephrine in Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Adminstration
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Compare between Routes of Adminstration of Epinephrine in Neonatal resuscitation in terms of:

  • Concentration
  • Route
  • Dose
  • Method
  • Followed By
  • Picture
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Volume Expansion in Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Indications
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Volume Expansion in Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Indications (Signs of shock)
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  • Pale color and
  • Weak pulses
  • Delayed capillary refill time
  • Persistently low heart rate
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Volume Expansion in Neonatal Resuscitation

  • Indications (Hx of blood loss)
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Criteria of volume expansion

  • Type of Fluid
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Criteria of volume expansion

  • Dose
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10 mL/kg

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Criteria of volume expansion

  • Route
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Umbilical vein or intraosseous (peripheral IV is not recommended)

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Criteria of volume expansion

  • Preparation
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Correct volume drawn into large syringe (30-60 ml)

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Criteria of volume expansion

  • Rate
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Over 5 to 10 minutes

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Criteria of volume expansion

  • Precautions
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What to do after neonatal resuscitation?

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  1. Routine Care
  2. Post-natal care
  3. Post-resuscitation care
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What to do after neonatal resuscitation?

  • Routine Care
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94
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What to do after neonatal resuscitation?

  • Post-Resuscitation Care
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95
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When to stop resuscitation??

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96
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Resuscitation of preterm Newborn

  • Additional Risks for preterm babies
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97
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Resuscitation of preterm Newborn

  • Additional Resources in the Delivery Room
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98
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Resuscitation of preterm Newborn

  • Additional Equipment Needed
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99
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Baby still not doing well after attempted resuscitation

  • Where might the problem be?
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100
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Baby still not doing well after attempted resuscitation

  • Does the baby fail to begin spontaneous respiration?
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101
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Baby still not doing well after attempted resuscitation

  • Does PPV fail to result in adequate ventilation of the lung?
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102
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Baby still not doing well after attempted resuscitation

  • Does the baby remain cyanotic or bradycardic despite good ventilation?
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