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  • Giselda Silva

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    I agree that skin-to-skin contact with the mother helps maintain the NB's hypothermia, which becomes more difficult in the case of extremely premature infants. Right away, I don't know if we would have another way of maintaining this temperature in the NB, if not for what is already being done.
    In following article:
    Maintaining normal temperature immediately after birth in preterm infants: NLS 5101 TF SR

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  • Giselda Silva

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    in the services where I work in the delivery room, and in most services that I know of here in Rio, the initial method of assessing heart rate in the delivery room is still the stethoscope and eventually we have oximetry in parallel, which greatly facilitates taking decisions.
    In following article:
    Heart rate assessment methods in delivery room- diagnostic characteristics: NLS 5200 TF SR

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  • Giselda Silva

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    The overlapping thumbs technique has been the one of choice in the services where I work in order to facilitate the burden on the NB
    In following article:
    Neonatal Chest Compression Technique (other techniques versus Two Thumb): NLS 5501 TF ScR

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  • Norma Suely Oliveira

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    We use 2 overlapping thumbs technique
    In following article:
    Neonatal Chest Compression Technique (other techniques versus Two Thumb): NLS 5501 TF ScR

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

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