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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation process of neonatal asphyxia
Neonatal asphyxia refers to the occurrence of fetal hypoxia for various reasons before, during or after delivery.

Intrauterine distress or respiratory and circulatory disorders during delivery lead to no spontaneous breathing within 1 min after birth.

Or failed to establish regular breathing, with hypoxemia, hypercapnia and acidosis as the main pathophysiological changes.

Become a disease. The recovery process can be carried out according to ABCDE steps.

A is to open the airway and try to suck the mucus out of the respiratory tract.

B means to establish breathing and increase ventilation.

C is to maintain normal circulation and maintain adequate cardiac output. The position of pressing is under the sternum 1/3, and the frequency is 90 times/minute. Every three compressions, the positive pressure ventilation is 1 time, and the compression depth is 1/3 of the anterior-posterior diameter of the thorax.

D is drug therapy: 1: 10000 epinephrine can be administered intravenously or intratracheal; In addition, there are drugs such as dopamine or dobutamine.

E is to conduct dynamic evaluation. The assessment should run through the whole recovery process.

The above is the examinee's explanation of the steps of neonatal asphyxia resuscitation.

This article is provided by Shanghai Zhonggong Education Physical Examination Network.