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Advance Pediatric Resuscitation in COVID-19 - 080121
Advance Pediatric Resuscitation in COVID-19 - 080121
Resuscitation in
COVID-19
Irene Yuniar
UKK ERIA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Case 1
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Resuscitation Room
5 y.o boy, 40 kg
WD/ Enchepalitis, suspect COVID-19
GCS 7, fever, HR < 60/min, Saturation 84% with NRM 15 LPM
Plan : CPR, intubation
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PICU Kiara Ultimate
10 mo, 8 kg
WD/ Hypovolemic shock ec diarrhea
Confirmed COVID-19
HR< 60/min, desaturation
Plan : CPR, intubation
PPE level 3
- Intubation : bacterial filter, video laringoscope,
ETT with cuff, Mechanical Ventilation
- CPR 15:2, evaluation every 2 min 6
Ventilator
Monitor
Airway Assitant
Airway
Doctor
Medical Team
Leader + Drugs
Runner
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INTRODUCTION
> 20 000 infants and children :
a cardiac arrest/year (USA)
In 2015, EMS–documented :
- OHCA : 7000 infants and children
Survived : 11.4%
- IHCA : 12.66 events per 1000
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Basic Life Support
Algorithm
Scene assessment
Initial apporoach
Basic Airway Management
Identifying Cardiac Arrest
CPR
Advanced Airway
Defibrillation Management
No interruption > 10 seconds
Pediatric Advanced
Life Support
IV/IO Drugs
Cannulation Administration
Reversible Causes and timings
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General Principles for
Resuscitation in Suspected
and Confirmed COVID-19
Patients
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Reduce provider exposure to COVID-19
1. All rescuers should don PPE
2. Limit personnel in the room
3. Consider replacing manual chest
compressions with mechanical CPR
devices
4. Clearly communicate COVID-19
status
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Hazard and Risk
Management
COVID-19 patients
Isolation room
Negative pressure
High Efficiency Particulate Air
Cubic meter hour
SOP
Zone
Work hour
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Prioritize oxygenation and ventilation
strategies with lower aerosolization risk
5.Attach a HEPA filter securely
6.After assess the rhythm and defibrillate any ventricular
arrhythmias — intubated with a cuffed tube
7.Minimize the likelihood of failed intubation attempts by
a) Assigning the provider and approach with the best
chance of first-pass success to intubate
b) Pausing chest compressions to intubate
8.Video laryngoscopy may reduce intubator exposure to
aerosolized particles and should be considered, if
available.
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Prioritize oxygenation and ventilation
strategies with lower aerosolization risk
response pathophysiology 20
Take Home Message Advanced Pediatric
Resuscitation:
Defibrillation
Advanced Airway Management
IV/IO canullation
Drug admnistration and timings
High-quality CPR
is the
foundation of
resuscitation
Reduced Providers
Exposure to
COVID-19
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Consider the
Take Home Message appropriateness of
starting and
continuing
Prioritize resuscitation
oxygenation and
ventilation strategies
with lower
aerosolization risk
Resuscitation goal:
achieving the best
patient outcomes
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Special thanks to:
Tim DPJP ERIA FKUI RSCM
PPDS Sp1 dan Sp2 ERIA FKUI RSCM
Ns Erida dan Tim perawat ERIA
Bp. Ngadimun
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THANK YOU
Does anyone have any questions?
irene.tambunan@yahoo.co.id
irene yuniar
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