How respiratory distress manage optimally help ROP
- Introduction...
- 1. Learning object...
- 2. Management of R...
- 3. Prevention of R...
- 4. Prevention of R...
- 5. Key Messages...
Introduction
Dr. SUSHMA NANGIA
MD, DM (Neonatology)
Director Professor & Head
Department of Neonatology
LHMC & Kalawati Saran Children’s Hospital, New Delhi
1. Learning objectives
► How management of RD causes ROP?
► How to prevent ROP?
2. Management of RD causing ROP
► Birth
♦ Unmonitored oxygen in the labor room
► Transport
♦ Hypothermia, hypoxia and hyperoxia
► NICU
♦ Unmonitored use of oxygen
♦ Hypoxia and hyperoxia
♦ Suboptimal use of CPAP and surfactant
3. Prevention of ROP 01
► Birth
♦ Resuscitation with blended oxygen at birth
♦ Monitoring for saturations with pulse oximeter
♦ Follow minute specific oxygen saturation targets
► Transport
♦ Skin to skin contact
♦ Warmth, feeds or fluids
♦ Pulse oximeter to maintain SpO2 targets 90-95%
4. Prevention of ROP 02
► NICU
♦ Monitor all on oxygen with pulse oximeters
♦ Always use SpO2 targets 90 to 95%
♦ Careful use of hood oxygen (port holes)
► Optimize use of CPAP and surfactant
♦ Reduced ventilation
♦ Reduced infections
♦ Reduced hypoxia and hyperoxia
♦ Reduced duration of oxygen therapy
♦ Reduced ROP
5. Key Messages
► Management of respiratory distress reduces ROP
► Use of pulse oximeter for infants on oxygen
► Careful use of hood oxygen