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RPS 14
RPS 14
SEIZURES
GROUP 14
1. Preparation Tool
a. The place resuscitation flat, flat, clean, dry and warm
b. Three sheet towel or cloth clean and dry
• For dry baby
• For envelop body and head baby
• For prop shoulder baby
c. Tool sucker lender
• Ball rubber clean and dry
• sucker sterile
d. Tool carrier air/ oxygen
e. light 60 watts bydistance from light to baby around 60 cm
f. Hour
g. Stethoscope
SOP for resuscitation
Neonatal Seizures
No Rated aspect Implementation
Yes Not
Pre-Interaction Stage
1 Assess the need for a physical examination of the baby
2 Prepare tools
3 Washing hands
Orientation stage
4 Inform the family of the possibility of newborn asphyxia.
use language which easy to understand
8 Use gloves
9 Perform an initial assessment as soon as the baby is born:
a. The presence of thick meconium on the baby's body / meconium fluid (if there is
suction of mucus after the head) baby born)
b. Are BBL not crying or not breathing spontaneous
c. Immediately determine whether the baby requires resuscitation, by looking at the is
baby : Not breathe - gasp - Frequency breathing below 30 times /minute
THE FIRST STEP (completed in < 30 seconds)
10 Keep baby permanent warm by maintaining blanket which cover baby's body
11 Adjust the position of the baby's head and neck to a little look up (half extension) for
mopen airway by propping the baby's shoulder with fold cloth
17 Perform experimental ventilation (2x) by blowing the base tube or push balloon with
pressure 30 em water while observing the baby's chest movement
If chest expands continue ventilation
If the chest does not expand, correct the attachment of the mask/position of the
baby, see if there is mucus, if any suck mucus.
18 Perform positive pressure ventilation eVTP) 20 X in 30 seconds with pressure 20 em
water sarnbil pay attention to the development of the baby's chest
When baby start breathing normally : stop ventilation by gradually and watch
mendition baby sevent carefully
Bila the baby is not breathing: do ventilation again