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    This document provides guidelines for neonatal resuscitation techniques from 2011. It outlines an algorithm beginning with assessing if the newborn is term gestation and breathing or crying. If not, providers should warm, clear airways if needed, dry, and stimulate the infant. If the heart rate is below 100 bpm or there is gasping or persistent cyanosis, positive pressure ventilation and oxygen saturation monitoring is recommended. Further steps include continuing ventilation efforts and considering epinephrine if the heart rate remains below 60 bpm despite other interventions.

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    This document provides guidelines for neonatal resuscitation techniques from 2011. It outlines an algorithm beginning with assessing if the newborn is term gestation and breathing or crying. If not, providers should warm, clear airways if needed, dry, and stimulate the infant. If the heart rate is below 100 bpm or there is gasping or persistent cyanosis, positive pressure ventilation and oxygen saturation monitoring is recommended. Further steps include continuing ventilation efforts and considering epinephrine if the heart rate remains below 60 bpm despite other interventions.

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    ALGORITMA Resus Neonatus

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    This document provides guidelines for neonatal resuscitation techniques from 2011. It outlines an algorithm beginning with assessing if the newborn is term gestation and breathing or crying. If not, providers should warm, clear airways if needed, dry, and stimulate the infant. If the heart rate is below 100 bpm or there is gasping or persistent cyanosis, positive pressure ventilation and oxygen saturation monitoring is recommended. Further steps include continuing ventilation efforts and considering epinephrine if the heart rate remains below 60 bpm despite other interventions.

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    ALGORITMA

    RESUSITASI NEONATUS
    TAHUN 2011
    Birth
    |
    | Term gestation? Routine Care
    | YES stay
    Breathing or crying? Provide warmth
    with mother
    | Good tune? Clear airway if
    | necessary
    | Dry
    | Ongoing evaluation
    NO
    |
    | Warm, Clear airway if
    necessary,
    | Dry, Stimulate NO
    |
    |
    HR below 100 bpm, Labored breathing or
    | gasping apnea? persistent cyanosis?
    | NO
    30sec
    |
    |
    | YES YES
    |
    | PPV, Clear airway
    SpO monitoring SpO monitoring
    60sec Consider CPAP

    HR below 100 bpm? NO

    YES

    Take ventilation
    corrective steps Post resuscitation
    care

    HR below 60 bpm?
    NO

    YES Targeted Pre-ductal


    SpO After Birth
    Consider
    intubation 1 min 60-65%
    Chest
    2 min 65-70%
    3 min 70-75%
    HR below 60 bpm? 4 min 75-80%
    5 min 80-85%
    10 min 85-95%
    YES

    IV epinephrine

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