Initiation of CPAP
- Introduction...
- 1. Essentials...
- 2. Indications in ...
- 3. Indications in ...
- 4. Contraindicatio...
- 5. Initiation...
- 6. Fisher & Paykel...
- 7. Orogastric tube...
- 8. CPAP, FiO2...
- 9. Summary...
Introduction
DR. SRINIVAS MURKI
MD, DM (Neonatology)
Consultant Neonatologist
Fernandez Hospital
Hyderguda, Hyderabad
1. Essentials
► Oxygen: Fractional inspired oxygen
► Pressure: Continuous positive airway pressure
► Warming and humidification of gases
2. Indications in preterm neonates
► Spontaneous breathing
► Preterm
♦ Respiratory distress (Silverman score >3)
♦ Recurrent apneas
♦ Post extubation
3. Indications in term neonates
► Term
♦ Respiratory distress with Silverman score > 5
♦ Post extubation
4. Contraindications
► Poor respiratory efforts
► Congenital diaphragmatic hernia
► Tracheo-esophageal fistula
► Choanal atresia, cleft palate
► Cardiovascular instability
5. Initiation
► Connect to a pulse oximeter
► Fix the CAP (size)
► Right size prongs (interface)
♦ Fisher and Paykel or Hudson
► Check the circuit
► Connect CPAP circuit to interface
6. Fisher & Paykel and Hudson Interface
7. Orogastric tube
8. CPAP, FiO2 & flow for bubble CPAP
9. Summary
► Preterm infant: Respiratory distress with SAS >3
► Term infant: Respiratory distress with SAS >5
► Rule of 5 when starting CPAP for respiratory distress