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Protocols in Neonatology
Srinivas Murki, Rhishikesh Thakre
SECTION 1: CLINICAL APPROACH TO SICK NEWBORN
CHAPTER 1:
Identification of ‘At Risk’ Newborn and Admission to SCNU/NICU
CONCEPT OF TRIAGE
Concept of TABC
EMERGENCY SIGNS
PRIORITY SIGNS
NON-URGENT SIGNS
When and Where to Triage?
Time for Triaging
Who should Triage?
How to Triage?
CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO SCNU/LEVEL II NICU
CHAPTER 2:
Hypothermia
DEFINITION
Factors Interfering with Thermoregulation in Neonates
NEUTRAL THERMAL ENVIRONMENT
TEMPERATURE MONITORING IN NEONATES
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF HYPOTHERMIA
CONSEQUENCES OF HYPOTHERMIA
MANAGEMENT OF HYPOTHERMIA IN DELIVERY ROOM
MANAGEMENT OF HYPOTHERMIA IN LOW- RESOURCE SETTINGS
Proper Wiping and Wrapping
Skin-to-skin Care
Breastfeeding
Synthetic External Insulation
Topical Agents and Oil Massage
Thermal Management in Preterm Babies
Incubators
Humidification
Radiant Warmers
TREATMENT OF HYPOTHERMIA
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 3:
Approach to Respiratory Distress
DEFINITION
IDENTIFY SEVERITY
ETIOLOGY
History/Risk Factors/Focused Examination
INVESTIGATIONS (FOR ALL NEWBORNS WITH RESPIRATORY DISTRESS)
Hemoglobin (Hb)
B Sugar
Sepsis Screen
Blood Culture
X-ray Chest
Arterial Blood Gas
Role of Imaging
Role of US Chest
Role of CT Thorax
Role of 2D Echo
Role of MRI Chest
MANAGEMENT OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
Supportive Care
Thermal Care
Oxygen
Nursing
IV Fluids
Nutrition
Antibiotics
Pressors
Infection Control
Monitoring
Danger Signs
Indication for Respiratory Support
Referral Criterion in Office Practices
Ineffective or Potentially Harmful Practices
SUGGESTED READING
APPENDIX 1 QUANTIFY RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
Preterm with RD
CHAPTER 4:
Neonatal Shock
DEFINITION
PHASES OF SHOCK
Compensated Shock
Uncompensated Shock
Irreversible Shock
ROLE OF BLOOD PRESSURE IN SHOCK
TYPES OF SHOCK
EVALUATION OF A NEWBORN WITH SHOCK
DIAGNOSIS
INVESTIGATIONS AND MONITORING
TREATMENT APPROACH
Step 1: Volume Expanders – Practice Points
Step 2: Use of Catecholamine
Step 3: Steroids in Shock
Therapeutic Targets in the Management of Neonatal Shock
OUTCOMES
FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER 5:
Neonate with Suspected Infection
INTRODUCTION
WHEN TO SUSPECT NEONATAL SEPSIS
CLASSIFICATION OF NEONATAL SEPSIS
INVESTIGATIONS
Blood Culture Sensitivity
Septic Screen
Complete Blood Count
Acute Phase Reactants
Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis
When to Perform CSF in EOS
All Cases of LOS
CSF Parameters in Sepsis
Other Tests
MANAGEMENT
Supportive Care
Specific Treatment
ADJUNCTIVE THERAPIES
SUMMARY
CHAPTER 6:
Neonatal Seizures
DEFINITION
SEIZURE MIMICS
Jitteriness
Benign Sleep Myoclonus
Hyperekplexia
Apnea
EVALUATION OF SEIZURE
Clinical Seizure Types
IMPORTANT ETIOLOGIES OF NEONATAL SEIZURES
Hypoxic Ischemia
Central Nervous System Infection
Cerebral Artery Infarction
Metabolic Problems
Drug-associated Seizures
Developmental Problems
Benign Neonatal Convulsions
Syndromes
HISTORY AND EXAMINATION
Take Detailed History
Examination
INVESTIGATIONS
First line Investigations
Second line Investigations
IMAGING
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY
PROGNOSIS (TABLE 2)
MANAGEMENT AND DRUG THERAPY OF NEONATAL SIEZURES (FLOWCHARTS 1 AND 2)
CHAPTER 7:
Approach to Jaundice
DEFINITION
ASSESSING SEVERITY OF JAUNDICE
Identifying Etiology
Signs of Hemolysis
Evaluation of Jaundice
Physical Examination
Investigations
Management
Administration of Phototherapy
Stopping the Phototherapy
Exchange Transfusion
Indication in Rh Incompatibility
Procedure for Exchange Transfusion
Single-Catheter Pull Push Technique (Fig. 1)
Double-Catheter Pull Push Technique
Choice of Blood Group for Donor Blood (ABO and Rh Typing)
Guidelines for Management of Jaundice Neonates Born at <35 Weeks of Gestation
Guidelines for Management Jaundice Neonates Born at >35 Weeks of Gestation (Beyond 24 Hours)
Role of Intravenous Immunoglobulins
IV Fluids/Fluid Supplement
Prevention
CHAPTER 8:
Approach to a Newborn with Congenital Heart Disease
INTRODUCTION
APPROACH TO ETIOLOGY
Type of Presentation
Shock
Cyanosis
Severe Pulmonary Edema
Later Presentation
Age at Presentation
Asymptomatic at Birth and Till Discharge from Hospital
CLINICAL EVALUATION
Clinical Manifestations
Maternal and Prenatal History
Family History
Examination
General Physical Examination
Cardiovascular Examination
Respiratory Abnormalities
Hepatomegaly
Extracardiac Abnormalities
Investigations
Chest Radiograph
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
Echocardiography
Diagnostic Cauterization
Other Tests
Management
Specific CHD Measures
Transport
CHAPTER 9:
Fluid and Electrolyte Therapy in Neonates
INTRODUCTION
PRINCIPLES OF FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE
BODY COMPOSITION
Renal Function
Fluid Losses
Steps to Reduce Insensible Water losses in Neonates
Guidelines for Fluid and Electrolytes in Term Babies
Guidelines for Preterm Neonates
Day 2–7
Monitoring of Fluid and Electrolyte Status
Body Weight
Clinical Examination
Serum Electrolytes
Urine-specific Gravity
Guidelines for Starting Electrolytes in Fluid Therapy
Replacement of Fluid Deficit Therapy
Specific Clinical Conditions
Extreme Prematurity (gestation <28 weeks, birth weight <1000 grams)
Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS), Broncho-pulmonary Dysplasia
Perinatal Asphyxia and Brain Injury
Common Electrolyte Problems
Sodium
Potassium
CHAPTER 10:
Neonatal Hypoglycemia
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS
EVALUATION
MANAGEMENT OF HYPOGLYCEMIA
Parenteral Glucose Infusion is Indicated in the Following Conditions
Management Algorithm for Hypoglycemic Neonate Requiring Intravenous Treatment
General Consideration during Hypoglycemic Episode
Some Important Causes of Persistant Hypoglycemia
TREATMENT OF HYPERINSULINEMIC HYPOGLYCEMIA
COMPLICATIONS
SUMMARY
Steps
CHAPTER 11:
Hypocalcemia in the Newborn
DEFINITION
CLINICAL SUSPICION
ETIOLOGY
Approach
Management
General
Specific Treatment of Hypocalcemia
Prognosis
CHAPTER 12:
Approach to Neonatal Polycythemia
DEFINITION
ASSESSING SEVERITY OF POLYCYTHEMIA
Identifying Cause
History
Physical Examination
Investigations
Management
General
Specific
For Asymptomatic Infants (Table 2)
For Symptomatic Infants
Technique of Partial Exchange Transfusion (2 Approaches)
Effects of PET
Complications of PET
Outcome
CHAPTER 13:
Feed Intolerance: Gastric Residues
DEFINITION
CLINICAL MARKERS OF FEED INTOLERANCE
Best Preventive Practices
COUNSELING
CHAPTER 14:
Approach to a Bleeding Newborn
DEFINITION
TYPES OF DISORDERS
ETIOLOGY
Special lab Tests
Management
General Measures
PREVENTION OF BLEEDING
CHAPTER 15:
Thrombocytopenia
NEONATAL THROMBOCYTOPENIA
APPROACH TO ETIOLOGY
INVESTIGATATIONS
CBC
Peripheral Smear
Coagulation Screening Tests (PT, PTT)
Management
General Principles
In a Sick Baby
Response to Platelet Transfusion
Specific Therapy
CHAPTER 16:
Approach to Neonatal Anemia
INTRODUCTION
IDENTIFY THE SEVERITY
IDENTIFY THE CAUSE (FLOWCHART 1)
PHYSIOLOGIC ANEMIA OF INFANCY
Anemia of Prematurity
Causes and Approach of Neonatal Anemia (Table 1)
Evaluation of Anemia
Diagnosis
Management of Neonatal Anemia
Transfusion Guidelines
Product Specifications
Preventative Measures/ Alternatives for RBC Transfusions
Delayed Cord Clamping
Laboratory Investigations using Cord Blood
Reduction of Iatrogenic Blood loss
Erythropoietin
Iron Supplementation
Practice Points
SUGGESTED READING
APPENDIX 1
CHAPTER 17:
Neonatal Encephalopathy: An Approach
DEFINITION
SEVERITY OF ENCEPHALOPATHY
ETIOLOGY OF ENCEPHALOPATHY
Sick Baby with Encephalopathy
Non-sick Baby with Encephalopathy
Investigations
Neuro Imaging
Labs as Per Clinical Suspicion
Management (Flowchart 1)
Stabilize—ABCD
Specific Therapies
Prognosis
CHAPTER 18:
Approach to the Floppy Infant
DEFINITION AND ASSESSMENT
IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM
Identify the Severity/Red Flag Sign
Etiology (Tables 1 and 2)
Conditions where Central and Peripheral Hypotonia may Coexist
INVESTIGATIONS
Investigation for Suspected Lower Motor Neuron Disease
Principles of Management (Supportive)(Flowchart 1)
CHAPTER 19:
Suspected Inborn Errors of Metabolism
INTRODUCTION
ENCEPHALOPATHY
PERSISTENT HYPOGLYCEMIA
LIVER DISEASE
CARDIOMYOPATHY AND ARRHYTHMIAS
FEW UNUSUAL PRESENTATIONS
Dysmorphism (Table 3)
Abnormal Odor and Ocular Features (Tables 4 and 5)
Refractory Seizures
During Pregnancy
INVESTIGATIONS
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Collection of Blood Sample
MANAGEMENT
Emergency Management
Ongoing Management
Specific Treatment
Metabolic Autopsy (Postmortem Diagnosis)
Prenatal Diagnosis
Newborn Screening
CHAPTER 20:
Approach to a Neonate with Disorder of Sex Development
DEFINITION
When should you Suspect that the Neonate have DSD?
Classification of DSD
History
Physical Examination
Investigations
Imaging
Approach for Diagnosis and Etiology (Flowcharts 1 to 3)
Management
Immediate Management
46 XX DSD
46 XY DSD
Sex Chromosome DSD
Issues in Assignment of Gender
CHAPTER 21:
Neonatal Transport
INDICATIONS FOR TRANSPORT
Contraindications for Transport
Transport Preparation
Phase 1: Stabilize the Patient
Phase II: Equipment Check
Specific Equipment Items
Phase III: Personnel Preparation
Type of Transport Teams
Care during Transport
Modes of Transport
Transport in Specific Conditions
Babies with Respiratory Distress
Air Leak Syndromes
Esophageal Atresia
Meningomyelocele
Deterioration of a Neonate during Transport
Practical Issues with Transport
Air Transport
Referring Center Responsibilities
Receiving Center Responsibilities
Transport Team Responsibilities
Neonatal Referral Documentation
Legal Issues
SUGGESTED READING
APPENDIX 1: NEONATAL TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT
CHAPTER 22:
Abdominal Distension
INTRODUCTION
EVALUATION AND EXAMINATION
Pneumoperitoneum
Intestinal Obstruction
Congenital Mechanical Obstruction
Acquired Intestinal Obstruction
Functional Intestinal Obstruction
Medical Management of Bowel Obstruction
CHAPTER 23:
Approach to Apnea
DEFINITION
Apnea Mimic
What is the Cause of Apnea?
FIRST LINE INVESTIGATIONS
Management (Fig. 1)
General
SPECIFIC THERAPY
Apnea in Term Infant
Apnea of Prematurity
Methyl Xanthines
Theophylline
Doxapram
Endpoint of Treatment
Failure of Medications
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)
Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (IMV)
Criterion for Discharge
Areas of Uncertainty in Clinical Practice
Prognosis
Implications for Practice
SECTION 2: CARE OF WELL NEWBORN
CHAPTER 24:
Evaluation of the Newborn in Delivery Room
PREPARATION BEFORE BIRTH
Maternal History
Intrapartum Risk Factors
Preparing for Resuscitation
POSTNATAL CARE OF NEWBORN
Potential Harmful Practices in Delivery Room
CHAPTER 25:
First Evaluation in Outpatient Department
KEY POINTS
Equipments Required
Follow the Art of Clinical Examination
Five Steps of Evaluation
Important Considerations in History
Check Baby's Notes for:
What must be Considered and Examined During Examination of the Newborn?
SEQUENCE OF EXAMINATION
Inspection without Contact
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Abdomen
Hips
Clinical Tips
Communication and Documentation
Neonatal Screening
CHAPTER 26:
Growth Monitoring
CHAPTER 27:
Newborn Metabolic Screening
SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM
COMPONENTS OF NEWBORN SCREENING
Types of Disorders to be Screened
Types of Metabolic Screening
Ideal Age for Sample Collection
Sample Collection, Transport and Follow-up (Figs 3 to 5)
Practical Tips
Special Consideration
Why a Screen may be Invalid or Incomplete
Interpreting Results
When Should I Discuss Newborn Screening with Parents?
CHAPTER 28:
Vitamin K
INTRODUCTION
ROLE OF PROPHYLACTIC VITAMIN K
Whom to give?
When to give?
Dose At Birth? (Table 1)
Site and Mode of Administration?
Precautions?
ROLE OF THERAPEUTIC VITAMIN K
Clinical Presentation
Investigations
Management
Treatment of Vitamin K Deficiency Bleeding
Vitamin K Supplementation
Risks of Vitamin K
Role of Oral Vitamin K
Role of Antenatal Vitamin K
SUGGESTED READING
APPENDIX 1: VITAMIN K FORMS
Storage of Vitamin K
CHAPTER 29:
Not Passed Urine in the First 48 Hours
INTRODUCTION
DIAGNOSIS OF OLIGOANURIA
EVALUATION
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
URINE ANALYSIS
URINARY SODIUM EXCRETION (TABLE 1)
Renal Ultrasound
Micturating Cystourethrogram
Radionuclide Scintigraphy
Etiology of Acute Kidney Injury in Neonates
Approach to a Baby with Oligoanuria
Management
Fluids
Hyperkalemia
Metabolic Acidosis
Hyponatremia
Nutrition
Renal Replacement
CHAPTER 30:
Not Passed Stools in the First 48 Hours
INTRODUCTION
TIMING FOR FIRST PASSAGE OF MECONIUM
CHAPTER 31:
Direct Hyperbilirubinemia
INTRODUCTION
CLINICAL FEATURES
INVESTIGATIONS (TABLE 2)
Management
General
SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT
Surgical
Prognosis
CHAPTER 32:
Congenital Hydronephrosis
INTRODUCTION
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
RADIOLOGIC STUDIES
Ultrasonography
Voiding Cystourethrogram
Diuretic Renography
Magnetic Resonance Urography
APPROACH
Normal Postnatal Ultrasound
Prognosis
CHAPTER 33:
Common Problems in Newborn in Outpatient Department
DIAPER RASH
Treatment
COLIC: THE CRYING INFANT
NOT ENOUGH MILK!
HEALTH SUPPLEMENTS
HEMANGIOMAS
JAUNDICE
BREAST DISCHARGE
NATAL/NEONATAL TEETH
ORAL THRUSH
PHIMOSIS
SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS/CRADLE CAP
TRANSITIONAL STOOLS/DIARRHEA
UMBILICAL DISCHARGE/BLEEDING
UMBILICAL HERNIA
VAGINAL BLEEDING
BATHING/SKIN CARE OF THE PRETERM INFANT AT HOME
CHAPTER 34:
Optimizing Breastfeeding in a Normal Newborn
BREASTFEEDING INITIATION AND MAINTENANCE
Key Position during Breastfeeding
Key Points of Attachment during Breastfeeding
ASSESSING BREASTFEEDING ADEQUACY
ISSUES/CONCERNS FOR BREASTFEEDING IN THE FIRST FEW DAYS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT
Managing Anatomical Nipple Variations in the Early Neonatal Period
Flat/Inverted Nipple
Managing a Frantic Baby
Managing a Sleepy Newborn
Managing a Newborn with Jaundice
Indications for Supplementation in the Hospital Setting
Managing Sore Nipples
Breast Engorgement
Mastitis
Inadequate Milk Supply
CHAPTER 35:
Golden Hour Care for Preterm
PREPARATION PRIOR TO BIRTH
CARE OF PRETERM AT BIRTH
STABILIZATION in NURSERY
SECTION 3: CARE OF PRETERM/LOWBIRTH WEIGHT/HIGH-RISK NEWBORN
CHAPTER 36:
Kangaroo Mother Care
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION
COMPONENTS OF KANGAROO MOTHER CARE
ADVANTAGES OF KANGAROO MOTHER CARE
PROCEDURE
PREPARATIONS FOR THE KMC PROVIDER
PREPARATIONS FOR THE BABY (FIG 2 and 3)
Duration of Kangaroo Mother Care (Table 2 and Fig. 4)
Monitoring a Baby in KMC (Table 3)
DISCHARGE
Follow-up
DONTS OF KANGAROO MOTHER CARE
DISCONTINUATION OF KMC
Overcoming Bottle—Necks in KMC Implementation
System Changes
Improving acceptance to KMC
CHAPTER 37:
Low-birth Weight Feeding
INTRODUCTION
WHEN TO START FEEDING A LOW-BIRTH WEIGHT BABY?
WHICH MILK TO FEED?
HOW DO WE START AND GRADE UP FEEDS?
WHICH ROUTE TO USE IN FEEDING?
WHEN TO START ORAL FEEDING FROM TUBE FEEDS?
HOW OFTEN AND HOW MUCH TO FEED (FLOWCHARTS 1 AND 2)?
WHEN TO START BREAST MILK FORTIFICATION?
HOW TO ASSESS OF FEED INTOLERANCE?
WHAT AND WHEN TO SUPPLEMENTS?
How do we monitor growth and nutrition?
WHAT OTHER STRATEGIES CAN PROMOTE NUTRITION?
Developmental Origins of Health and Disease
CHAPTER 38:
Nutritional Supplementation
INTRODUCTION
ROLE OF HUMAN BREAST MILK
Supplementation in Preterm Breastfed Infants
Breast Milk Fortification
Individual Micronutrient Supplementations
Supplementation in Formula/Animal Milk Fed Preterm Infants
SUGGESTED READING
Appendix 1: NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTATION IN LBW BABIES (ESPGHAN)
CHAPTER 39:
Discharge Planning
INTRODUCTION
TIMING OF DISCHARGE
PLANNING
CHAPTER 40:
Retinopathy of Prematurity
WHAT IS ROP?
HOW DOES IT DEVELOP?
WHY TO SCREEN?
WHO WILL SCREEN?
WHOM TO SCREEN?
WHEN TO SCREEN?
HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE SCREENING?
HOW IS THE SCREENING DONE?
HOW TO CLASSIFY ROP?
WHEN TO TREAT?
Definitions of ROP for Treatment
Prethreshold Disease
WHAT ARE THE TREATMENT MODALITIES?
HOW TO FOLLOW-UP?
WHEN TO STOP EXAMINATIONS?
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN ROP GOES UNDETECTED?
WHAT ARE POTENTIALLY BEST PREVENTIVE PRACTICES?
CHAPTER 41:
Hearing Screening
IMPORTANCE OF HEARING SCREENING
HEARING LOSS
HEARING TESTS TO IDENTIFY DEAFNESS IN A CHILD
EARLY MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 42:
Follow-up of the High-risk Newborn
CLASSIFICATION OF NEWBORNS AS PER RISK
Possible Adverse Neurodevelopmental Outcomes in Newborns
Cognitive Development Follow-up
Developmental Screening
Developmental Assessment
Neuromotor Follow-up (Flowcharts 1 and 2)
Amiel Tison
Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS)
Growth and Nutrition Follow-up
Neurosensory
Behavioral
Duration of follow-up
Risk Stratification for Neuro-developmental Screening
CHAPTER 43:
Intraventricular Hemorrhage and Periventricular Leukomalacia Screening and Classification
DEFINITION
RISK FACTORS
Whom to Screen?
When to Screen?
Classification of GM/IVH
How to Identify IVH
Prediction of long-term Outcome (Table 5)
Potentially Best Preventive Practices
SUGGESTED READING
DEFINITION
Clinical Correlates
Classification of Periventricular Leukomalacia
Ultrasonography Findings
Whom to Screen?
When to Screen?
CHAPTER 44:
Developmentally Supportive Care
INTRODUCTION
STEPS FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY SUPPORTIVE CARE IN NURSERY
Consistency of Caregiving
Assist Infants in Transition State
Infant Assessment
Family Involvement
INTERVENTIONS FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY SUPPORTIVE CARE IN NICU
Clustering of Activities
Positioning of Infant
NICU Environment
Promote Oro-motor Competency
Facilitate and Promote Motor Development
Facilitate and Promote Language, Vision and Hearing Development
Facilitate Social and Behavioral Development
Promoting Family Centered Care
Documentation
SECTION 4: NEONATAL DILEMMAS
CHAPTER 45:
Baby Born to HIV Positive Mother
RISK FACTORS FOR PERINATAL HIV TRANSMISSION (TABLE 1)
Risk of Transmission
ARV Prophylaxis for Infants Born to Mother Receiving lifelong ART
ARV Prophylaxis for Infants Born to Women Presenting in Active Labor
ARV Prophylaxis for Infants Born to Women who did not Receive any ART (Home Delivery)
ARV Prophylaxis for Infant Born to Mother with HIV-2 Infection
ARV Prophylaxis for Infant Born to Mother with HIV-1 and HIV-2 Infection
Care of Infant in the Delivery Room
Principles of Infant Feeding for HIV Exposed Infants
Care and Follow-up of the Infants Born to HIV Positive Mother
CHAPTER 46:
Baby Born to HBsAg Positive Mother
FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH RATE OF MTCT
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS AND TREATMENT
PRACTICE POINTS
CHAPTER 47:
Baby Born to Mother having Tuberculosis
IDENTIFY THE PROBLEM
IDENTIFY SEVERITY/RED SIGNS
IDENTIFY CAUSE—HISTORY, PHYSICAL EXAM, LAB'S
NEWER TESTS
MANAGEMENT: GENERAL/SPECIFIC
CHAPTER 48:
Baby Born to Mother with Chickenpox
TIMING OF CHICKENPOX INFECTION
SIGNIFICANT CHICKENPOX EXPOSURE
RISK OF TRANSMISSION
MANAGEMENT OF NEWBORNS WITH MATERNAL CHICKENPOX DURING DELIVERY
ROLE OF ACYCLOVIR
CHICKENPOX EXPOSURE DURING POSTNATAL WARDS OR AT HOME FROM SIBLINGS
CHICKENPOX EXPOSURE WITHIN THE NEONATAL UNIT
IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE
CHAPTER 49:
Approach to a Baby Born to VDRL-positive Mother
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION FOR EVIDENCE OF CS
SEROLOGIC AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
FLUORESCENT TREPONEMAL ANTIBODY ABSORPTION (FTA-ABS)
MICROHEMAGGLUTINATION TESTS [T. PALLIDUM-PARTICLE AGGLUTINATION (TP-PA)]
OTHER SEROLOGIC TESTS
IgM Tests
Polymerase Chain Reaction
SITUATIONS WHERE RADIOLOGY AND LUMBAR PUNCTURE IS WARRANTED
TREATMENT OPTIONS
FOLLOW-UP
SUGGESTED READING
APPENDIX 1: SURVEILLANCE CASE DEFINITIONS FOR CS
Confirmed Case
Presumptive Case
APPENDIX 2: SCREENING AND TREATMENT OF PREGNANT WOMEN FOR SYPHILIS
Screening of Pregnant Women must Include
General Maternal Risk Factors Associated with Increased Rates of Early Syphilis in Pregnancy
Treatment of Pregnant Women for Syphilis
CHAPTER 50:
Breastfeeding and Medications
FACTORS DETERMINING COMPATIBILITY OF A DRUG WITH BREASTFEEDING
WAYS TO MINIMIZE INFANT DRUG EXPOSURE
CHAPTER 51:
Stem Cell Banking: Scope and Practice
SOURCES OF STEM CELLS
UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD BANKING
Steps Involved
Advantages of UCB
Drawbacks
Types of Cord Blood Banking
Delayed Cord Clamping versus UCB Banking
Key Messages
SECTION 5: SPECIFIC THERAPIES
CHAPTER 52:
Antibiotic Policy in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
SELECTION OF EMPIRIC ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY
RE-EVALUATING THE ANTIBIOTIC REGIME
How to Upgrade or Downgrade Antibiotics?
How to Downgrade the Antibiotics?
Modification of Antibiotic after the Availability of Antibiogram
Antibiotic Stewardship Program
Formulary Restriction
Restricting the use of Broad Spectrum Antibiotics
Surveillance of the Cultures
Antibiotic Prescription Protocol
Protocol for Use of Commonly Used Drugs
Amikacin
Ampicillin
Meropenem
Piperacillin Tazobactum
Vancomycin (Table 3)
Amphotericin B
Fluconazole (Table 5)
Cefotaxime
CHAPTER 53:
Surfactant Replacement Therapy
INTRODUCTION
EVIDENCE-BASED USE OF SURFACTANT
Preterm Infants and Surfactant Replacement
ANIMAL-DERIVED VERSUS SYNTHETIC SURFACTANT
Types of Surfactant
Natural Surfactant—Which one is Better?
PROPHYLACTIC VERSUS RESCUE SURFACTANT
EARLY VERSUS DELAYED SELECTIVE SURFACTANT
Early Administration of Surfactant followed by Brief Ventilation and Extubation to Cpap (Insure Strategy)
SURFACTANT ADMINISTRATION
Single versus Multiple Doses
Other Indication for Surfactant
Antenatal Steroids and Surfactant
Development
CHAPTER 54:
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Therapy
INDICATIONS
CONTRAINDICATIONS
COMPONENTS OF CPAP
Initiation and Adjustments
Monitoring
Adequate CPAP
Complications
CPAP Failure
CHAPTER 55:
Blood Component Therapy
INTRODUCTION
INDICATIONS FOR TRANSFUSION
Whole Blood
Which Blood Group to Use?
Volume of Blood to be Used for Exchange Transfusion
PRECAUTIONS BEFORE TRANSFUSION
PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS
When to Transfuse?
Which Blood Group to Choose for Blood Transfusion?
Volume and Rate of Transfusion
PLATELETS
Indications for Platelet Transfusion in Nonimmune Thrombocytopenia
Random Donor Platelets (RDPs) vs Single Donor Platelets (SDPs) (Table 4)
Plasma Derivatives
Fresh Frozen Plasma
Indications for Transfusing FFP
Cryoprecipitate
Indications for Use of Cryoprecipitate
Storage and Shelf Life of Blood and Blood Products
General Principles of Transfusion
CHAPTER 56:
Total Parenteral Nutrition
INTRODUCTION
Who should TPN be Given?
Which Babies Need TPN?
BROAD OUTLINE OF TPN THERAPY
How to Prepare TPN?
How to Administer TPN?
NUTRIENTS IN TPN
Fluid and Electrolytes
Energy Needs
Carbohydrate (Dextrose)
Proteins (Amino Acids)
Lipids in TPN
Multivitamins in TPN
Minerals
Iron
Trace Elements
Calculation for TPN
Compounding and Setting-up TPN (Fig. 2)
MONITORING WHILE ON TPN
Growth Monitoring
Biochemical Monitoring (Table 9)
Complications Related to TPN
Concept of Aggressive Nutrition
SECTION 6: MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
CHAPTER 57:
Parent Counseling
PARENT COUNSELING
QUALITIES OF A GOOD COUNSELOR
When do we Need to Counsel during Perinatal Period?
Preconception
Health of the Parents
Abnormal Antenatal Ultrasound Scan
At Delivery
Immediately after Delivery
Neonatal Period
Predischarge Counseling
Bereavement Counseling
General Principles of Parent Counseling
Some Technical Aspects of Perinatal Counseling
CHAPTER 58:
Disinfection, Sterilization and Handwashing
DISINFECTION AND STERILIZATION
Basic concepts
What is the Deciding Factor for Decontamination?
Disinfection
Decontamination
Cleaning Methods of Housekeeping Surfaces
Wet Mopping
Double-Bucket Technique
Dusting
Cleaning Strategies for Spills of Blood and Body Substances
For Small Spills
For Large Spills
Sterile or Unsterile Gloves
Microbiologic Sampling
Sterilization
HANDWASHING
Types
Microorganism on Skin
Purpose of Handwashing
How to Wash Hands?
Procedure of Handwashing
What are the Prerequisites of Handwashing Agents?
Which Handwashing Agent: Soap or Antimicrobial?
Precautions in Soap Use
Which Antimicrobial Solutions?
Hand Drying
Why to Wash Hands before Wearing Gloves?
Why the Poor Performance in Hand Washing?
Methods to Improve Handwashing
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 59:
Pain Management in Newborns
INTRODUCTION
Pain Assessment
Pain Management
NONPHARMACOLOGIC STRATEGIES
Swaddling, Containment and Facilitated Tucking
Non-nutritive Sucking
Rocking/Holding
Breastfeeding or Breast Milk
Kangaroo Care
Sucrose
Music Therapy
Sensorial Saturation
PHARMACOLOGIC AGENTS
Lidocaine Topical Agents
Opioids
Morphine
Fentanyl
Remifentanil, Alfentanil, Sufentanil
Benzodiazepines
Midazolam
Lorazepam
Ketamine
Chloral Hydrate
Paracetamol
Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)
REDUCTION OF PAINFUL PROCEDURES
CHAPTER 60:
Coping with Death
IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE
BEFORE DEATH
During the last Moments
AFTER DEATH
CHAPTER 61:
Checklists (Presurgery, Exchange Transfusion, Golden Hour of Preterm, Predischarge Normal Newborn, Predischarge VLBW Infant, VAP Bundle, CLABSI Bundle, Formula Feed Preparation)
PREDISCHARGE CHECK LIST FOR VLBW INFANT
PREDISCHARGE CHECK LIST FOR NORMAL NEWBORN
SURGICAL CHECK LIST FOR NEWBORN
CHECKLIST FOR PREPARATION OF FORMULA FEED
CLABSI BUNDLE CHECK LIST
EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION CHECK LIST
VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA (VAP) BUNDLE CHECK LIST
CHAPTER 62:
Use of NICU Charts, Algorithms, Calculators: Mobile Apps and Website Links
CHARTS
WEB-BASED GROWTH CHARTS
MOBILE APPS
ALGORITHMS
DISEASE DIAGNOSIS TOOLS
Websites for Computer-aided Syndrome Diagnosis
MOBILE APPS
CALCULATORS
Web-based
Mobile Apps (Table 1)
Resources for e-learning
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