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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2019
- Omnicuris, India's Largest Online CME Platform presents certified digital CME on Cardiology for doctors.
Watch Dr. Chandrakala speak on 'Neonatal Resuscitation' on the Omnicuris platform.
Neonatal resuscitation is used to revive a #newborn who is not breathing or has other serious problems.
What are the necessities for neonatal resuscitation?
What are the steps in neonatal resuscitation?
When should a doctor stop resuscitation?
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Doctor Name: Dr. Chandrakala
Topic: Neonatal Resuscitation
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Thank you very much ma'am for your diligent and expertise audiovisual practical demonstrations. I found it really interesting! ♥️
Hands down the best video for neonatal resuscitation that I have seen, and I have been looking for the past 1 hour
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Thanks 😊 so much for explaining in detail
This is the best video on Neonatal Resuscitation. Really helped me with my theory and practicals. Thank U maam 🙏🙏❤
Found it very helpful !! each and every word is according to the NRP algorithm . Thank you, mam!!
Most excellent explained maam thank you so much
Awesome explanation mam
Thank you so much
Thank you mam.. Very nicely explained
Thank you Doc.. just the demo I needed..
Thankyou mam . You are amazing 👍🏻❤️
Wow ma'am , i was studying paeds , and this is the best video
Veryyy nice demonstration, thankyou.
Great mam... thank you it's really very useful video ...
Thank you Ma'am ❤️
bhut accha samjhaya mam
Super explanation.thank you mam
This was very useful and very nice explained thank u madam
Super helpful thankyou!
❤️❤️powerful , thank you for the vedio 💥
Thanks❤❤❤ excellent very informative
THANKYOU Ma'am
Very helpful..thank youuuu 🥰
Great knowledge giving video ,, thanks mem, superb explanation....
Excellent description nd dmmy presentation .....very knowledgeable
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TQ mam excellent explanation mam
Thanks mam
its amazing all complying with latest guidelines
Thanks for the wonderdul demonstration mam😇...today is my OT day and we were told to read and come the NRP protocols ...
This was very helpful! Thank you!!
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पगिपर
Super explanation.... 👍
Thank u ma'am 🙏 love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Short and concise
TQ mem good way to teach 🙏
Thank you somuch..
Extremely helpful
Really helpful, today I have an interview.
Thank u so much ma'am
Amazing mam thanku so much
So so helpful🙏
Very nice inforation
Thank u
Thank you madam👩
well done ❤️
Good demonstration mam👏
Very well explained Madam. Thank you
Very informative video
Really helpful❤
Liked this demonstration
Thank u so much mam,,,
excellent presentation mam
Very calm, steady and unhurried approach by the doctors, well done
C it's demonstration not actual emergency 😂
No
Explanation was too good
Good work mem 🙏🙏🙏
Awesome
Superb mam 5 star
Very helpful
NYC video ma'am 👌👌👌
NICE CLASS...
Very much helpful..Maam please provide chest compression part also..
Best video
Thank u mam
Ty
wow!
Thnks mam
Super
Nice
So amazing 🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔝🔚🔜🔛🔙
thanks mam
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Thank you so much mam..I could correlate with the theory..
Well demonstration and presentation. It would be better if English subtitle is given.
So nice mem
Neonatal resuscitation (NNR) is one of the medical procedure I like best. ♥️
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Why we should attach pulse oximetry to only right hand mam..??
Please explain to neonatal resuscitation program with algorithm
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God's gift not god's form😊
God's gift not god's form😊
Excellent.
This was really helpful. Thank you so much ❤️
Should we clean the vernix?
Before cutting umbilical cord can baby cry
Mam please dhodi hindi ward use kriye
Nice mam thanks
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Hi everyone i gave birth to my daughter 2 months ago at 35 weeks of pregnancy but baby groth stoped at 29 weeks and also i had preeclampsia, my baby didnt move in the womb for one day...has been 2 month in nicu facing a lot of difficulties becouse of sepsis blood infection klebsiella breathing problems,anemic,brain bleeding at stage 2 feeding intolerance first and not being able to breastfeed or bring the breasr milk becouse of covid 19,no visits at all...if someone has been throught the same or similar thing please tell me if the baby had any problems later please...ps brain bleeding is on both front ventricular stage 2 and has sings of cyst but still waiting for the next scan
আমার মেয়ের বর্তমান বয়স ১২বছর। ১০ বছর আগে ঘাড়ের ডান পার্শ্বে সৃষ্টি টিউমার অপারেশনে facial nurve injory (facial nurve palsy). বর্তমানে কোথায় চিকিৎসা করলে ঠিক হবে
But the full Neo-natal resuscitation steps are still missing ... How about HR< 60 bpm ?
You didn't mention cpR
dId I read the wrong Book? Its clearly written to Ask three questions, Term? Tone? Breathing or Crying?
They changed it two questions only in 2017/18.
Now it's just term, crying. No need to check for tone.
She does say she asks mother for GA. And after birth she sees if baby is crying.
No it's still 3 questions. Please see nrp algorithm
@@drkrishnap I am actually confused because the AAP one does have 3 questions. But I remember I was in final year in 2018 and they said 2 questions now.
@@iamdanyboy1 what changed is, instead of baby's colour, it's term, tone, cry now. Previously color was there. Meconium should be asked too. But this video is grossly inadequate. Won't recommend.
Yes wrong book .. it’s color tone heart rate and breathing in neonatal life support
No one will pass paeds viva without NRP.😀
What is time duration for initial 5 inflation
@ 40-60 breaths/minute
Wht if respiration doesnt comes evn bag n mask???
If still HR remains
Am impressed....i got something in this vid
Dry, then stimulate and suction comes after that.
Mam I have one doubt u r not giving the chest compression after failure of ventilation 🙁🙁🙁plz mam answer the question
Chest compressions are given when heart rate is below 60 .. She talked abt rate below 100 I guess..
yes, you cant give compression if the ventilation is not succesful. One of criteria to start Compression Is PPV with succesful Ventilation that inflates the Lungs. If the ventilation is not succesful, Then Check for DOPE
Displaced ET
Obstructed ET
Pneumothorax
Equipment failure.
@@kimv1987 amazing bro! Thanks
Di meri puri report normal hai but nasal bone appears hypoplastic matlab kya h di
A nasal bone was defined as hypoplastic when it was either absent or measured less than the 2.5th percentile. The nasal bone is assessed in the mid-sagittal plane of the fetal profile and measured at the level of the synostosis using the method and reference range as previously described by Sonek et al. hypoplastic nasal bone may be caused by nasal bone hypoplasia or delayed ossification. dont worry The doctors would take care of that.
@@swathishetty1 please di Hindi me btao please
Please follow AAP'S NRP text book, while creating these teaching videos. Also, don't try to shoot all at one time. There are some inaccuracies in presentation, good effort but can be better.
I think they followed the NALS 2015 guidelines
Wondered why the cord have to be cut
It has to be cut in every baby. Here it is cut early, right at birth, to immediately start the process of neonatal resuscitation. The first minute is the golden minute after all.
@@SS-yc5km
I mean why it has to be cut because that seem take away oxygen too quick from baby, can resusitation be done without doing that.
@@charlotterosestephens6009 as soon as the baby is born, the baby is left to fend for itself and has to breathe itself. The breathing is required to inflate the collapsed lungs (the crying is necessary to basically kick start lung activity).
Also, the umbilical cord provides the O2 in dissolved form in blood.
The only reason why recent rules suggest delayed cutting (by 30-60 seconds) of the UC is to prevent anaemia in the newborn by providing blood supply.
So to facilitate a quick neonatal resuscitation process, this delay is also skipped and early clamping of cord is done, right at the birth.
@@charlotterosestephens6009 you are right. It's been tried in studies and some parts of the world they have started doing it as part of studies. Humans are the only mammals who cut umbilical cords.
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You don't look for chest rise after giving 5 breath. You look while you are giving those 5ppv. This feels like done by doctors who haven't actually done in live babies.
Also this is only less than half of the algorithm.
Mam why suctioning mouth first then nose?
To ensure the infant doesn't aspirate the secretions in mouth.. Coz she might gasp when u do nose suction first
Neonates are obligate nasal breathers, so if you give suction in the nose first, you're basically forcing the baby to breathe through the mouth. And if there are secretions in the mouth, the baby can aspirate them.
Yss
What if the heart rate is less than 60 even after all these procedures?
Give Adrenaline IV (1:10,000) - 0.1-0.3 ml/kg (in umbilical vein, i.e cord via umbilical catheter)
Before adrenaline we have to give chest compression and ventilation in ratio of 3:1.. compression done using 2 thumb technique .. and after doing this if HR is still less than 60...then we will give iv adrenaline.