Assisted Ventilation of the NeonateJay P. Goldsmith, Edward H. Karotkin |
Contents
INTRODUCTION TO ASSISTED VENTILATION | 1 |
COMPLICATIONS | 5 |
PHYSIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES | 18 |
RESUSCITATION | 49 |
PULMONARY CARE | 67 |
NURSING CARE | 81 |
PRESSURE | 101 |
VOLUMECYCLED | 128 |
Compliance and Resistance in the Infant Respiratory System | 355 |
Infant Static Lung Volumes | 356 |
HemoglobinOxygen Dissociation Curves | 357 |
RightLeft Shunt Curves | 358 |
Neonatal Cardiac Arrest Record | 359 |
Care of the Newborn in the Delivery Room | 360 |
A Assessment of Gestational Age | 361 |
B Classification of Newborns Based on Maturity and Intrauterine Growth | 362 |
NEGATIVE PRESSURE VENTILATORS | 152 |
CONTINUOUS DISTENDING PRESSURE | 163 |
11 | 181 |
TECHNICAL ASPECTS | 219 |
PHARMACOLOGIC ADJUNCTS | 239 |
CARDIOVASCULAR ASPECTS | 248 |
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM MORBIDITY | 269 |
NUTRITIONAL CARE | 281 |
SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE AIRWAY | 301 |
INTRAOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT | 316 |
19 | 330 |
APPENDICES | 351 |
Lung Volume in FullTerm and Premature Newborns | 353 |
Arterial Blood Gas Values in Normal FullTerm and Premature Infants | 354 |
Recommendations for Oxygen Therapy | 363 |
Allens Test | 364 |
Oxygen Tension in Cord Blood and in Arterial Blood at Different Ages During the Neonatal Period | 365 |
Base Excess BE in Cord Blood and in Arterial Blood at Different Ages in the Neonatal Period | 366 |
SigaardAndersen Blood Acid Base Alignment Nomogram | 367 |
Patient Transport Data | 368 |
Blood Pressure in Newborn Infants | 369 |
Blood Chemistries A Normal blood chemistry values term infants | 370 |
B Normal blood chemistry values low birth weight infants capillary blood first day | 371 |
Hemoglobins | 372 |
Platelets | 373 |
Cerebrospinal Fluid Values in Healthy Newborns | 374 |
INDEX | 375 |
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