16.4.10
21.3.10
MONITORIZACION DEL SOPORTE RESPIRATORIO DEL PREMATURO
Haga click en el título y podra ver la presentación sobre Monitorización del Soporte Respiratorio del Recién Nacido Prematuro realizada poR Lorenzo Lajo médico asistente de la Unidad de Cuidadods Intensivos Neonatal del Cusco.
2.2.10
ROL DE LA ENFERMERA EN LA VENTILACION MECANICA
Haga click en el título y podra ver la presentación "Rol de la enfermera en la Ventilaciòn Mecànica", realizada por la Lic. JUDITH MELENDEZ enfermera de la Unidad de Cuidadods Intensivos Neonatal del Cusco.
"Rol de la enfermera en la Ventilaciòn Mecànica"
"Rol de la enfermera en la Ventilaciòn Mecànica"
6.12.09
VENTILACION MECANICA EN PREMATUROS
Haga click en el título y podra ver la presentación sobre Ventilación Mecánica en Preematuros realizada por María Isabel Chavez médico asistente de la Unidad de Cuidadods Intensivos Neonatal del Cusco.
22.11.09
¿Cuántas enfermeras por neonato en CPAP?
En esta carta nos refieren que tienen 1 enfermera por neonato en CPAP y si están estables al fin de la primera semana puede ser 1 enfermera para 3 pacientes.
[NICU-NET] Re: Nurse patient ratio for infants on CPAP Friday, November 20, 2009 7:45 PMFrom: "dienro7 Deveau/Fletcher" dienro7@hotmail.com
On day one, we would likely have a 1:2 ratio, with the second baby also moderately sick. By the end of the first week, this baby could easily be a 1:3 if the others in the group were also fairly stable. 1:1 in our unit is rare for all but the most critically ill babies. However, let me add that this is a Regional Perinatal Center with all staff well versed in nasal prong CPAP, and accustomed to the sickest neonates. In the local suburban hospitals, a new 27 weeker would very likely have a 1:1, then move to a 1:2 by the end of the week. I also think that if intubation of premature infants in customary in your unit, changing to CPAP does not reduce your staffing needs as labile babies on CPAP require at least as much care, often more.
Diane Deveau, MS, RNC
Staff Nurse & Adjunct Clinical Instructor
New York-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital(AKA "Columbia")
[NICU-NET] Re: Nurse patient ratio for infants on CPAP Friday, November 20, 2009 7:45 PMFrom: "dienro7 Deveau/Fletcher" dienro7@hotmail.com
On day one, we would likely have a 1:2 ratio, with the second baby also moderately sick. By the end of the first week, this baby could easily be a 1:3 if the others in the group were also fairly stable. 1:1 in our unit is rare for all but the most critically ill babies. However, let me add that this is a Regional Perinatal Center with all staff well versed in nasal prong CPAP, and accustomed to the sickest neonates. In the local suburban hospitals, a new 27 weeker would very likely have a 1:1, then move to a 1:2 by the end of the week. I also think that if intubation of premature infants in customary in your unit, changing to CPAP does not reduce your staffing needs as labile babies on CPAP require at least as much care, often more.
Diane Deveau, MS, RNC
Staff Nurse & Adjunct Clinical Instructor
New York-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital(AKA "Columbia")
17.10.09
HIPERTENSION PULMONAR DEL RECIEN NACIDO
Haga click en el título y podra ver la presentación sobre hipertensiòn Pulmonar del Recién Nacido realizada por Federico Manrique médico asistente de la Unidad de Cuidadods Intensivos Neonatal del Cusco.
21.8.09
OXIGENOTERPIA
Haga click en el título y podra ver la presentación sobre Oxigenoterapia realizada por Federico Manrique médico asistente de la Unidad de Cuidadods Intensivos Neonatal del Cusco.
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