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Case 1Infant is born to a 32 yr old mom. Minutes after birth the baby has pink arms and cyanotic legs.VS BP: 60/40, RR: 85, P: 190, O 2% 82.Physical exam shows a systolic murmur andsoft S1. Blood gas shows high pC O 2 and lowpO 2. Platelets 80,000. What is the most likely
diagnosis?
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Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension
of the NewbornStatsWhats wrong?
Can we treat it?Whos at risk?
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interactions?
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Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension
of the NewbornClinical PresentationA re you sure its PPHN?
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Echocardiogram of PPHN
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Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension
of the NewbornManagementComplications
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Case Example 2
41 week baby girl was born to a 35 yr oldmom. The pregnancy was complicated byhypertension and gestational DM. Duringdelivery a meconium stained amniotic fluidis noted. PE reveals nasal flaring,cyanosis, desaturations, coarse rhonchi,
green umbilical cord and mouth. CXRshows. What are the chances this babywill die?
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Meconium A spiration
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Meconium A spiration
PrognosisTreatment
Signs and SymptomsDiagnosisChemical Pneumonitis
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Case Example 4
29 year old mother gives birth to a boy at 30 weeksgestation. During labor the mother was reported tohave a fever and tender uterus. Babys VS: T37.2,
P155, BP 60/40, wt 973g, R 30. Breathing is laboredwith subcostal retractions are noted and the pt is puton assisted ventilation. A ttempts to wean the newbornover 2wks are unsuccessful. F/u echocardiogram
shows a closed PD A .
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Case Example 4
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Case Example 4
Blood gases show pH 7.23, pC O 2 65. BMP showsCO 2 24. By 39 weeks cG A the patient graduallyimproves and is discharged home to mom. What
kind of prophylaxis does this patient need upondischarge from the hospital?
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Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
Synagis/PalivizumabClinical Course of BPD
Have increased risk of developingpulmonary hypertension
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Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
DefinitionPathology
Risk factorsTreatment
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Ventilator ManagementConcepts
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Ventilation vs O xygenationVentilation O xygenation
Respiratory Rate Mean A irway Pressure
Tidal Volume Fi O 2
PEEP PEEP
PIP PIP
Patient status V/Q Mismatch
M A P = K(PIP PEEP) x (Ti/Ti+Te) + PEEP
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Mechanical Ventilation
Concepts and DefinitionsMinute Ventilation V E
VT; V A , VD, VE=VT x RR
VT=
PEEP similar to M A P in HF O VMean A irway Pressure M A P = K(PIP PEEP) x (Ti/Ti+Te) + PEEP
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Supplemental O xygen
Hypoxic infants able to maintain anadequate minute ventilation are assistedwith free-flow oxygen or air-oxygenmixtures.Nasal CannulaHoodsMask
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Supplemental O xygen
Flow 1-8 L/minFiO 2
Nebulization/VaporizationTemperature
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CP A P
Nasal ProngsNasal Pharyngeal
Nasal VentilationMask
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CP A P
PressureFlow
Humidified
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High Frequency
High Frequency O scillatory Ventilators(HF O V)
High Frequency Jet VentilatorsHigh Frequency Flow Interruptors
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HF O V
Mean A irway PressureA mplitude analogous to PIP
FlowFrequencyInspiratory time
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Mechanical Ventilation
Pressure ControlledVolume Controlled
Patient InitiatedPatient TriggeredSynchronized Intermittent Mandatory
VentilationProportional A ssist
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Increase in: pCO2 pO2 MAP
FiO2 no change increase no change
Rate decrease usually no change increase
PIP/TV decrease increase increase
Inspiratory time usually no change increase increase
PEEP usually no change increase increase
The question becomes: In what kind of mechanicalventilation are these constant or set by the operator?
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Volumecontrolled
Pressure Cycled(Pressure Control vPressure Support)
VolumeCycled(SIMV v A /C)
IMV HFO V CP A P
PEEP y y y O perator set y
PIP O perator Set O perator Set A /C
FiO 2 Usually
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Mechanical Ventilation
Variables
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Websites
http://www.uihealthcare.com/depts/med/pediatrics/iowaneonatologyhandbook/pulmonary/index.html
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/archive/index.php/t-498040.htmlhttp://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s14c05.html
http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec06/ch065/ch065b.html#sec06-ch065-ch065b-339Stat!Ref
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Books
Klaus
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Questions
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