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NRP® Instructor Newsletter Vol. 28 No. 2 Fall/Winter 2019Respiratory Care in the Delivery Room
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the nurse give CPAP, and does he/she need a medical provider's order to do so? any procedure. It is each hospital"s responsibility to determine the assume clinical responsibility for needed interventions. in the delivery room is not considered an advanced practice proce- dure. Check to see if there is a state nursing commission (or board of nursing) policy or hospital policy or job description about who is is rarely an emergent intervention (because the baby's heart rate is decide to take the time to designate the procedure to a respiratory care practitioner or a medical provider; however, RNs are probably step to assess the presence of chest movement with PPV. Usually, spend time assessing breath sounds until you insert an alternative airway, such as an endotracheal tube or laryngeal mask. 2Coming Soon! Redesigned Instructor Toolkit
T designed NRP Instructor Toolkit (ITK). This website, which contains valuable resources for instructors, is being remade to better meet your needs. To save you from spending excessive time browsing for information, the new ITK will have a more accessible site structure, featuring an expanded navigation menu as well as clean, orderly page layouts. We Therefore, we're delivering content in thoughtfully chosen formats, using images, videos and site features you can anticipate. Page layouts will be uncluttered to ensure information is easily accessible, with content organized into clear sections with explicit headings and subheadings. Where mation, such as processes (e.g., process for becoming an instructor) and sample course agendas.An Expanded Navigation
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TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE: NRP INSTRUCTOR EXAM
Question: What is the most important indicator of successful positive pressure ventilation? A) Chest movement with each breath B)ž C) Improvement in tone and movement D)žAnswer on back page...
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2020 NRP Research Grant Call for Applications
T clinical, epidemiological, or educational research pertaining to the broad area of neonatalĮŊžŌavailable in January 2020.
Physicians in training or individuals within
four years of completing fellowship training are eligible to apply for up to $15,000 through theNRP Young Investigator Award.
Any health care professional with an interest
in the impact of human factors on delivery room resuscitation or optimization of NRP education is encouraged to submit a proposal for up to $15,000 for an NRP Human Factors orEducation Grant.
Any health care professional with an interest
in neonatal resuscitation can submit a proposal for up to $50,000 through the NRP ResearchGrant Program.
NeoLog Now Available!
a new code sheet designed to promote accurate documentation during neonatal resuscitation and is optional for use. It can help with the coordination of post- resuscitation care as well as with recreating a resuscitation in the event of legal Name: GA: Date/time of birth: Date/Time: Wt/EFW:Maternal risk factors/events leading to resus:
Location:
Delivery Rm
OR NICU Nursery
Other Thermoregulation (if preterm):
Plastic wrap
Thermal mattress Room temp:
Preheat warmer
Check PPV device with mask
Prep pulse oximeter
Check laryngoscope
Prep ETT
Access ECG leads
Prep UVC
Prep epinephrine
Prep volume
MR. SOPA
MR: Mask adjustment & Reposition airway SO: Suction & Open mouth P: Pressure increase A: Alternative airway
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HR on MonitorYes
NoAssisted
Y N A
LM ETT
U IO IVmLmL
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Outcome: Admission Temperature:
Stabilized/remained on unit
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Expired Time: ȑ
Family Time:
OB provider: Time:
Baby's physician: Time:Team Leader:
Scribe (print name): Scribe: (sign name): Date/Time:
Key: EFW = estimated fetal weight Epi = epinephrine ETT = endotracheal tube GA = gestational age IO = intraosseous IV = peripheral IV LM = laryngeal mask
NS = Normal Saline PIP/PEEP = positive inspiratory pressure/positive end expiratory pressure PRBC = packed red blood cells U = umbilical venous catheter
NeoLog
Document every 1-2 minutes (if possible)
American Academy of Pediatrics | American Heart Association Adapted with permission from Jane Germano, DO, FAAP Page 1 of ____ (more recording space on next page)Rev. 11/12/19
Respiratory Care in the Delivery Room Frequently Asked Questions resuscitate babies of younger gestational age and additional research evidence becomes available, we will consider including additional measurements to the table. Now that we are treating newborns 500-700g, what do you think The NRP 7th edition textbook does not address the routine use of resuscitation supplies should be made by individual hospitals in consultation with neonatologists in their region. Questions to con- sider when making this decision include whether you have a suction and whether the high resistance caused by its small diameter willÎ.9AB-EB.
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Thermal Mattress Information
T he NRP Steering Committee has been made aware that there may be some risk to using a thermal mattress with other heat sources. There is a possibility that a thermal mattress could overheatif placed under a radiant warmer while in use. The NRP suggests storing and activating exothermic mattresses at
room temperature because a previous study showed if they were stored at high temperature (for example, inside an ambulance in the summer, or in a pre-warmed incubator) they could reach unintend- S, Kempley ST. Critical dependence of acetate thermal mattress 9