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Respiratory distress in newborn. 4 th year seminar. RDS. Most common respiratory illness in NICU Occur in premature neonate Surfactant deficiency Risk factors Asphyxia and stress Male Acidosis DM mother. signs. tachypnea retraction grunting Nasal flaring apneic episode cyanosis
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Respiratory distress in newborn 4th year seminar
RDS • Most common respiratory illness in NICU • Occur in premature neonate • Surfactant deficiency • Risk factors • Asphyxia and stress • Male • Acidosis • DM mother
signs • tachypnea • retraction • grunting • Nasal flaring • apneic episode • cyanosis • extremities puffy or swollen
Chest X-ray Ground glass appearance Reticulogranular With air bronchograms
Physiologic abnormalities • Lung compliance 10-20% of norm • Atelectasis…areas not ventilated • Areas not perfused • Decrease alveolar ventilation • Reduce lung volume
surfactant • Type 2 pneumocytes lamillar body 22weeks…34-36wks • Phosphatidylcholine • Surfactant specific protein • Recycling and regeneration (including externally given surfactant)
surfactant • Decrease surface tension at air liquid level • Equalize tension in alveoli of different size • Increase in lung compliance. • Absence of surfactant cause RDS • Pulmonary hypertension
Treatment • Surfactant Fujiwara…1990s • Prevention • rescue • Supportive • Thermal • Fluid and nutrition • oxygen • Mechanical ventilation
Acid base In RDS • pH • PaCO2 • PaO2 • HCO3 • Base deficit
complications • Pneumothorax • PDA • Chronic lung disease • Sepsis • Line problems
Meconium aspiration • First stool that constitutes the GI epithilium and secretion during fetal life • Stress and intra-uterine meconium in term infant • Gasping cause the aspiration • Chemical diffuse peumonitis • Same signes of distrss and PPHN. • Treatment maily supprtive
Congenital pneumonia • Sepsis risk factors • PROM • Preamturity • Maternal fever, dicharge, abdominal pain, leukocytosis • Colonization with GBS • Same signs of RDS • X-ray
Transient tachypnia of newborn • Term • Cesarian delivery • Usually tachypnia without O2 requirment • Resolve in 48-72 houres • Lung fluid • X-ray