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happy camper #8 - signsOnline version signs by Hot Potatoe 1 APNEA OF PREMATURITY - TREATMENT 7 DIAGNOSIS 2 RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME- TREATMENT 3 TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA OF THE NEWBORN- TREATMENT 4 NEONATAL PNEUMONIA- TREATMENT & DIAGNOSIS 5 MECONIUM ASPIRATION SYNDROME- TREATMENT & DIAGNOSIS 6 PERSISTENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION OF THE NEWBORN - TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT 7 APNEA OF PREMATURITY - CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS 8 RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME - CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS 9 TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA OF THE NEWBORN- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS 10 NEONATAL PNEUMONIA- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS 11 MECONIUM ASPIRATION SYNDROME- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS 12 PERSISTENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION OF THE NEWBORN - CLINCAL SIGNS & FACTS Cardiorespiratory monitor Nasal patency Oxygen therapy- CPAP 4-6 cmH20 w/ methylxanthines methylxanthines Exogenous surfactant (natural preferred) NIV Mechanical ventilation ⭐ L:S ratio <2.0 Xray: ground glass and air bronchograms Low flow nasal cannula NIV CPAP (more than this, not TTN) CBC to rule out infection DO NOT require > 60% Fi02 or MV Xray: increased lung VL and flattened diaphragm New onset: Empiric antimicrobial therapy & broad spectrum antibiotics IV Late onset: Broad spectrum, antibiotics (Vancomycin) Sudden Onset RDS CBC will be increased Blood cultures Tracheal aspirate gram stain Mild: <40% oxygen for <48 hours Moderate: >40% oxygen for >48 hours w/o air leak Severe: assis. Ventilation for >48 hours / asso. with Pulmonary Hypertension of Newborn (PHN) Presence of meconium in amniotic fluid and trachea Echocardiography to rule of PPHN Clustering care to minimize stimulation/handling of the newborn Monitor 02, BP and perfusion Minimal invasive procedures such as suctioning iNO and ECMO ⭐ Echocardiogram 10-20 mmHg difference in pre/post ductal Pa02 Appears first 2-3 days of life Disappears <37 weeks post menstrual age or at 40 weeks PMA Low urine output for the first 24-48 hours and peripheral edema aka hyaline membrane disease BPD can develop Aka transient RDS, wet lungs, retained fetal liquid lung syndrome Happens most to term deliveries of 37-42 weeks High risk if: C-section, maternal diabetes/asthma and multiple gestation progression to septic shock temperature instability (fever, viral) abdominal distension Breath sounds: rales and rhonchi Fetal bowel movement present in the amniotic fluid at birth 34 weeks to full term / rarely seen in preterm Presents within 12 hours of birth and will worsen rapidly Refractory hypoxemia

happy camper #8 - signsOnline version

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by Hot Potatoe

APNEA OF PREMATURITY - TREATMENT 7 DIAGNOSIS

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME- TREATMENT

TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA OF THE NEWBORN- TREATMENT

NEONATAL PNEUMONIA- TREATMENT & DIAGNOSIS

MECONIUM ASPIRATION SYNDROME- TREATMENT & DIAGNOSIS

PERSISTENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION OF THE NEWBORN - TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT

APNEA OF PREMATURITY - CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME - CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA OF THE NEWBORN- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

NEONATAL PNEUMONIA- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

MECONIUM ASPIRATION SYNDROME- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

PERSISTENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION OF THE NEWBORN - CLINCAL SIGNS & FACTS

Cardiorespiratory monitor

Nasal patency

Oxygen therapy- CPAP 4-6 cmH20 w/ methylxanthines

methylxanthines

Exogenous surfactant (natural preferred)

NIV

Mechanical ventilation

⭐ L:S ratio <2.0

Xray: ground glass and air bronchograms

Low flow nasal cannula

NIV CPAP (more than this, not TTN)

CBC to rule out infection

DO NOT require > 60% Fi02 or MV

Xray: increased lung VL and flattened diaphragm

New onset: Empiric antimicrobial therapy & broad spectrum antibiotics IV

Late onset: Broad spectrum, antibiotics (Vancomycin)

Sudden Onset RDS

CBC will be increased

Blood cultures

Tracheal aspirate gram stain

Mild: <40% oxygen for <48 hours

Moderate: >40% oxygen for >48 hours w/o air leak

Severe: assis. Ventilation for >48 hours / asso. with Pulmonary Hypertension of Newborn (PHN)

Presence of meconium in amniotic fluid and trachea

Echocardiography to rule of PPHN

Clustering care to minimize stimulation/handling of the newborn

Monitor 02, BP and perfusion

Minimal invasive procedures such as suctioning

iNO and ECMO

⭐ Echocardiogram

10-20 mmHg difference in pre/post ductal Pa02

Appears first 2-3 days of life

Disappears <37 weeks post menstrual age or at 40 weeks PMA

Low urine output for the first 24-48 hours and peripheral edema

aka hyaline membrane disease

BPD can develop

Aka transient RDS, wet lungs, retained fetal liquid lung syndrome

Happens most to term deliveries of 37-42 weeks

High risk if: C-section, maternal diabetes/asthma and multiple gestation

progression to septic shock

temperature instability (fever, viral)

abdominal distension

Breath sounds: rales and rhonchi

Fetal bowel movement present in the amniotic fluid at birth

34 weeks to full term / rarely seen in preterm

Presents within 12 hours of birth and will worsen rapidly

Refractory hypoxemia

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happy camper #8 - signsOnline version

by Hot Potatoe

APNEA OF PREMATURITY - TREATMENT 7 DIAGNOSIS

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME- TREATMENT

TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA OF THE NEWBORN- TREATMENT

NEONATAL PNEUMONIA- TREATMENT & DIAGNOSIS

MECONIUM ASPIRATION SYNDROME- TREATMENT & DIAGNOSIS

PERSISTENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION OF THE NEWBORN - TREATMENT & MANAGEMENT

APNEA OF PREMATURITY - CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME - CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA OF THE NEWBORN- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

NEONATAL PNEUMONIA- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

MECONIUM ASPIRATION SYNDROME- CLINICAL SIGNS & FACTS

PERSISTENT PULMONARY HYPERTENSION OF THE NEWBORN - CLINCAL SIGNS & FACTS

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