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  • Norma Durly Oliveira

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    We use room air to term newborn And O2 30% to preterm newborn at beginning CPR and O2 100% at chest compression beginning.
    In following article:
    Supplemental oxygen during chest compressions: NLS 5503 ScR

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  • Norma Suely Oliveira

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    We don’t have feedback CPR device
    In following article:
    Use of feedback CPR devices for neonatal cardiac arrest: NLS 5505 TF ScR

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  • Norma Suely Oliveira

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    We use plastic bag and hood in all babies had been submitted CPR even if only first steps
    In following article:
    Maintaining normal temperature immediately after birth in preterm infants: NLS 5101 TF SR

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  • Norma Suely Oliveira

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    We use stethoscope and cardiac monitor
    In following article:
    Heart rate assessment methods in delivery room- diagnostic characteristics: NLS 5200 TF SR

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  • Norma suely Oliveira

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    We use below 60
    In following article:
    Heart Rate for Starting Neonatal Chest Compressions: NLS 5500 TF ScR

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  • Norma Suely Oliveira

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    We mantain 3 chest compressions and 1 ventilation
    In following article:
    Compression ventilation ratio for Neonatal CPR: NLS 5504 TF ScR

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  • Norma Suely Oliveira

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    We don’t have ETCO2
    In following article:
    Exhaled CO2 to guide non-invasive ventilation at birth: NLS 5350; TFSR

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  • Racire Silva

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    In our service we never had access.
    In following article:
    Exhaled CO2 to guide non-invasive ventilation at birth: NLS 5350; TFSR

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  • Rossiclei Pinheiro

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    Based on current scientific studies and results in newborns, including heart disease, the results have been better with 3:1 relationship. Therefore, we will continue resuscitating with intercomsvalves with positive pressure ventilation. Further studies need to be conducted for future changes....
    In following article:
    Compression ventilation ratio for Neonatal CPR: NLS 5504 TF ScR

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  • Rossiclei Pinheiro

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    We should consider that in low-income countries we do not have available EEG in primary care hospital, so auscultation with conventional stethoscope is still an option. If a pulse oximeter is available, it can be used to confirm the heart rate along side with the stethoscope, including in babies with a pulseless electrical activity where the EEG also does not work. Remembering that in deliveries outside the hospital the stethoscope is the only option for cardiac auscultation.
    In following article:
    Heart rate assessment methods in delivery room- diagnostic characteristics: NLS 5200 TF SR

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