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NRP
equipment |
warm towels
radiant heater stethascope bag and mask shoulder roll delee clock with second hand masks of different sizes O2 tank and tubing |
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NRP
1st 30 seconds Decisions |
Vigorous baby?
Meconium? Muscle tone color term Evaluate each and determine normal care, or begin resuscitation |
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NRP
1st 30 Seconds Actions in Resus |
Stimulate
warm evaluate heart rate and respirations, and color Clear airway blow by or begin PPV |
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NRP
1st 30 seconds, or after HR <100 apnea |
Position baby on warm flat firm surface, and
SNiff postion Clear airway Begin PPV observe for chest rise, pinking, and gasping or crying Reevaluate heart rate if <100 continue Consider 911 and transport |
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NRP
1st 30 seconds, or after HR<60 apnea |
position baby on warm flat hard surface
Sniff begin PPV begin chest compression reevaluate heart rate, call 911 and prepare for transport. |
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primary apnea
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Baby will be able to respond to stimulus, and quickly begin to breath.
Gasping is a sign of apnea and may be a sign that the baby is moving into secondary apnea, if stimulation or PPV are not given. |
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Secondary apnea
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n secondary apnea baby will not respond to stimulation. Immediately move to PPVs. Baby will die if resuscitation is not sucessful. Secondary apnea cannot be diagnosed at birth and should be considered with all babies experiencing apnea
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PPV rate
During Apnea |
5 to 10 L/min of O2
pressure of first breaths should be 40 to 50 cm of h2o and then the lowest amount of pressure for chest rise 40 to 60 breaths per minute at a rate of breath two three, breath two three observe for chest rise |
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Cardiac compression rate
heart rate < 60 BPm |
90 Compressions per minute
with breath every 3 compressions compress, compress, compress breath |
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NRP
Meconium present baby vigorous |
clear mouth and nose as necessary, dry, stim, and position on mother
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NRP
Meconium Non Vigorous Apnea HR>100 |
warm, dry
Delee throat, assess HR and repirations position begin PPV |
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Deep Suctioning
Side effects warning |
vasovagel response
causing bradycardia apnea |
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indications of successful seal of mask
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increase in HR, improvement of color and tone, spontaneous respirations
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NRP
ABC |
Airway
Breathing Cardiac |
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NRP
Stimulation |
flick soles of feet
dry vigorously rub up the back of the baby |
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NRP
Chest Compressions |
Two finger ot thumb postition for chest compression
Chest compression 1/3 the depth of the diameter of the chest. 30 breaths with 90 compressions per minute or the rate of one(compression) two (compression) and three (compression), and Breath |
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NRP
Cardiac resuscitation |
Apnea
HR<60 BPM Keep warm and dry, position in sniff provide inhalation breaths begin cpr at a rate of three compressions and one breath in two seconds, D/C when HR>100 but continue to provide PPV until spontaneous respirations with central pinking of the body, wean off O2 support |
