Must distinguish between central and peripheral
Consider Prostaglandin E1 0.05-0.1 mcg/kg/min for cyanotic congenital heart disease and ductus closing
Beware of three common side effects that may require further resuscitation:
Apnea, 12%, which requires respiratory monitoring with ETCO2 capnography, potential mechanical ventilation, and/or ALS/PALS transport if needing transfer to higher level of care
Peripheral flushing with or without hypotension, 10%, which requires fluid resuscitation
Fever, 14%
See prostaglandin E1 for more
Beware of three common side effects that may require further resuscitation:
Apnea, 12%, which requires respiratory monitoring with ETCO2 capnography, potential mechanical ventilation, and/or ALS/PALS transport if needing transfer to higher level of care
Peripheral flushing with or without hypotension, 10%, which requires fluid resuscitation
Fever, 14%
See prostaglandin E1 for more
Apnea, 12%, which requires respiratory monitoring with ETCO2 capnography, potential mechanical ventilation, and/or ALS/PALS transport if needing transfer to higher level of care
Peripheral flushing with or without hypotension, 10%, which requires fluid resuscitation
Fever, 14%
Tension pneumothorax is highly related to subsequent ICH
Place 18-20ga catheter into 4th intracostal space, anterior axillary line
Place 18-20ga catheter into 4th intracostal space, anterior axillary line
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Treatment
D10W 2mL/kg IV
D10W 2mL/kg IV
Persistent respiratory distress with "seesaw" pattern
Treat via immediate intubation, OG tube placement
Use lowest peak inspiratory pressure that allows for adequate chest rise
Transfer to tertiary center with NICU and pediatric surgeon
Use lowest peak inspiratory pressure that allows for adequate chest rise
Newborn resuscitation
Neonatal resuscitation
Hypoxia
Baby feeding and nutrition
Primary apnea
Umbilical vein catheterization
Secondary apnea
Prehospital protocol pediatric respiratory failure