NRP: Neonatal Resuscitation and CPR

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Hello everyone, if you all want us to make this video in Hindi, do comment and let us know in the comments below. If there are sufficient number of requests we will do this presentation in Hindi also for a better understanding. Keep learning and stay safe... - Team Kiddocs

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

NRP in Hindi: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKOwoZapgr-ob5Y

[@pradeepsharma1941]

Very need medical staff. Thanku so much sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

If you want this video in Hindi, write to us in the comment box.

[@bujoitv8564]

Thank you so much doctors for this very imformative and well explained video😘🥰🥰

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dr.sushilkumarojha7386]

Nice informative video for health care workers especially Doctors and nursing staff and emergency medical care team.. I have seen one time this video but surely to see repeated times to understand/ learn better in Pediatrics resuscitation and CPR. Thanks sir to make this video 👌👌🙏🙏 and if possible please make in Hindi language will be more understanding to all staff's.

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Thanks a lot Dr Sushil, will be making a video in Hindi soon..stay tuned..😊😊

[@dr.sushilkumarojha7386]

@@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana Thanks boss🙏

[@vanyasingh8960]

It's very informative video for child heath workers ,n every step very important in NRP and CPR, Thank you sir ,cover this topic

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Glad it is helpful, do share it with your other medico friends..

[@umashukla9922]

Very useful video for all of us ..nd a sincere thanks to u doctors for covering this topic...🙏

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

So nice of you

[@ranisingh4322]

Very informative and useful video for nurses and doctors..👍👍

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Welcome

[@k.lakshmikumaresan5235]

Good teaching

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Glad you think so!

[@gitayadav2315]

Very useful video..

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Thank you

[@kidsmasti1656]

Very well explained but u mention in Bollywood movies sisters shakes the baby is an offensive comment.that time shaking practice was followed by all.Respect the dignity of you team member, you people are highly qualified.

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Thank you for your comment and we sincerely apologise, we never meant to point out any particular position (doctor or nurse) if practiced by anyone it's wrong, we just gave an example.

[@beenusingh8149]

Thank u sir. But sir i request u too plz explain in hindi and its too fast if it is slow than it will be ok to understand.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Sure, will be make one in hindi soon..

[@irfan-dp5ht]

Excellent talk , plz update 8th editions NRP changes,

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

yeah sure

[@hariomsingh9967]

Nicely explained

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Thank you

[@andyiteblane6127]

Wow! Thank you so much! Well explained 👏👏👏

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

You're very welcome!

[@anandnmenon7950]

Nice class...thank you

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

You are welcome

[@sinkusingh9010]

Very good presentation but I would request you to make this video in hindi also, so that a wider audience will understand it. Keep it up..

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Sure, we will make on soon..

[@sangeetakumari1615]

Can you please make a video nitric oxide in pphn

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Will do a presentation on it soon.

[@ravibhai5086]

Good ve sir ji

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

😊

[@vickybestknowledge9510]

👍👍

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

😊😊

[@vishwavachharajani6112]

Hey one question... In first minute... After initial step.. U said If a skilled person is available u can intubate at This point... Isn't it that u give EFFECTIVE 30 sec of PPV either by BMV or t piece if it is not improving the heart rate or baby is gasping n one has tried the ventilatory corrective steps.. Then u go for intubation??

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

Yes 100% agreed with you and going back to the video we have not made it clearer (realised it just now, for which I apologise)..and we should follow bmv and ventilation corrective steps prior to intubation but there are certain scenarios where intubation is preferred over BMV (as explained in the video later). So the whole idea was to let everyone know that at that point we need to start PPV (mostly by BMV and in rare scenario intubation)

[@vishwavachharajani6112]

@@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana sir one more thing I wanted to ask.. If after initial.steps we find that heart rate is below 60, then do we start BMV or we intubate the baby and start chest compression?

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

We need to give effective BMV (ventilation) for 30 secs before starting Chest compression. For example if we give BMV for 15 sec and then observe that the chest is not moving then we do the ventilation corrective steps and then give BMV (which moves the chest) for 30 secs and then reassess, if after 30 seconds of effective BMV the HR is less than 60, then only we start chest compression and the guidelines suggest that it is 'preferable' (not must) to intubate baby when we start CC. Hope that answers your question..😊😊

[@vishwavachharajani6112]

@@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana yes..totally clear about the concept.. Actually.. I just faced this situation so posted this question... thank you so so much☺☺

[@drsundeepnigam]

Should we do suctioning first if required or drying bon newborn first

[@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana]

We should not suction newborn if they are crying and vigorous. Suction is indicated only if it is obstructing the airway and baby is non vigorous. Please also request your obstetric colleagues to NOT do suction on a newborn baby after birth..😊

[@drsundeepnigam]

@@Kiddocs_Dr_Rana thanks for replying , earlier there was a hypothesis that oral suctioning should be done prior to nasal suction as nasal suction stimulate respiration.Niw in new NRP drying is done first which it self stimulate respiration followed by suctioning and stimulation later .