Neonatal Resuscitation - Demonstration

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This video shows a practical demonstration of neonatal resuscitation for Midwives using a model baby. Featuring University of Nottingham Division of Midwifery, filmed by the Health E-Learning and Media Team (HELM). This resource was created for University of Nottingham Students and its intended use is as a teaching aid that forms a part of the Midwifery BSc. This video is strictly for information purposes only.

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When to use, oxygen inlet and when to use Reservoir??? U have not demonstrated!

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How long this resuscitation should be going?When should I stop, If the baby is unresponsive to all this?

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I think you should do till you achieve the optimum apgar score and spo2 and hr hr more than 100

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Resuscitation should be stopped if there's no sign of life after 20 minutes of adquate and continuous resuscitation

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What happens if only one person there to do compressions yet have long finger nails

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That's why long fingernails are not advised as a health worker

[@Dr.Aayushi]

What's c and e position of the bag & mask?

[@healthe-learningandmedia-h4293]

Hi, The C and E shape refer to the position of how you hold the mask on the face. Making a 'C' shape with your thumb and first finger, and an 'E' shape with your third, fourth and fifth fingers.

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[@xishan01]

A good effort. But it is still incomplete. You didn't mention what to do if the heartrate still doesn't normalise after the compressions?
You intubate (ETT) and provide oxygen while coordinating PPV + Compressions for 30s.
If hr 60bpm then you continue on with oxygenation and ventilation or CPAP and try to take the HR above 100bpm.
If HR still

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None of that is happening in pre-hospital care

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Repeat the name of the maneuver used in handling the mask in place

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C and e

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C and M

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delivery of a baby using long rotation

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30 compression 1 breath

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3 compressions to 1 breath

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