Neonatal Resus
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what are some stimuli for a first breath | cord obstruction, temperature change, physical stimulation
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how is the resting lung volume established | first breaths push fluid from airway and alveoli
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step one | dry and cover
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step two | assess tone colour breathing and HR
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Airway | position? obstruction? ??jaw thrust??
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Breathing | 5 inflation breaths sustained for 2-3sec @ 30cm water pressure
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if chest not moving | recheck head,
consider spO2,
repeat inflations, consider two person airway control
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heart rate | if > 100 and not breathing, ventilate at 30 breaths/min,
<60, 3 compressions/breath
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heartrate persistanly low | drugs; bicarbonate, adrenaline, dextrose
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