3. تعریفات
• Anoxia:
• Complete lack of oxygen.
• Hypoxia:
• Decreased availability of oxygen
• Hypoxemia:
• Decreased arterial concentration of oxygen.
• Ischemia:
• Insufficient blood flow to cells or organ
resulting in interrupted metabolism and death
of the cell or organ affected.
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7. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF
PEDIATRICS CRITERIA
•دumbilicalوینی دشریانیPHد>7
•سکور اپګار کی دقیقه پنځمه په>_3
•Neonatal Encephalopathyکیدل ښکاره عالیمو
لکهseizures, hypotonia or coma
•یادmulti organ dysfunctionشواهدو
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19. APGAR Score
7-10 points : The newborn should be
active and vigorous. Provide routine
care.
4-6 points : The newborn is
moderately depressed. Provide
stimulation and oxygen.
0-3 points : The newborn is severely
depressed and requires extensive
resuscitation.
20. APGAR SCORE
• Total Score = 10
score 7-10 normal
score 5-6 mild birth asphyxia
score 3-4 moderate birth Asp
score 0-2 severe birth asphyxia
22. PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY
• Impaired maternal oxygenation,
• Decreased blood flow from the mother to the
placenta,
• Decreased blood flow from placenta to fetus,
• Impaired gas exchange across placenta or fetal
tissues,
• Increased fetal oxygen requirement.
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24. DECREASED BLOOD FLOW
FROM THE MOTHER TO THE
PLACENTA
• Maternal Infection,
• Shock,
• Dehydration, and
• Hypotension.
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25. DECREASED BLOOD FLOW
FROM THE PLACENTA TO
THE FETUS
•Placental
abruption,
•Cord Prolapse,
•Cord
Entanglement,
• True Knot,
• Cord
Compression,
• Abnormality of the
umbilical vessels.
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26. IMPAIRED GAS EXCHANGE ACROSS
PLACENTA OR FETAL TISSUES
• Maternal Hypertension,
• Vascular Disease,
• Diabetes,
• Drug Abuse,
• Post-Maturity,
• Placental Calcification, infarct or fibrosis.
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29. INADEQUATE OXYGENATION
OF MATERNAL BLOOD
• Hypoventilation during anesthesia,
• Cyanotic Heart Disease,
• Respiratory Failure,
• CO Poisoning.
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30. LOW MATERNAL BP
• Acute Blood Loss,
• Spinal Anesthesia,
• Great Vessels compression by gravid
uterus.
• Uterine Tetany (oxytocin induced)
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31. LOW MATERNAL BP
(CONTINUED)
• Premature separation of placenta,
• Compression of knotting of umbilical
cord,
• Placental insufficiency due to toxemia
or post maturity.
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32. AT BIRTHS
• Failure of oxygenation:
• Fetal Cyanotic Congenital Heart
Disease,
• Severe Pulmonary Distress.
• Severe Anemia
• Severe Hemorrhage,
• Hemolytic Disease.
• Shock
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44. VULNERABLE ORGAN
• Brain,
• Neonatal Brain has very high
requirements for oxygen and baseline
blood flow.
• Hypoxic insult to the fetus initiates
diving seal reflex.
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45. DIVING SEAL REFLEX
•Shunting of blood to brain,
heart and adrenals and away
from lungs, gut, kidneys, liver,
spleen and skin, in an attempt
to maintain perfusion to more
vital organs.
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46. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Accumulation of AA (glutamate) in damaged
tissue.
Increased amount of intracellular Na &
Ca
Tissue
Swelling
Cerebral
Oedema
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61. SEVERE HIE (CONTINUED)
• Disturbance of ocular motions,
• Loss of “doll’s eye” movement,
• Dilated and fixed pupils with poor LR,
• Seizures,
• Full & bulging AF,
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62. STAGING OF HIE
Stage-I Stage-II Stage-III
Level of
consciousness
Hyper-alert Lethargic Stupor/coma
Muscle Tone Normal Hypotonic Flaccid
Posture Normal Flexion Decerebrate
DTR/Clonus Hyperactive
Hyperactiv
e
Absent
Myoclonus Present Present Absent
Moro Reflex Strong Weak Absent
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63. HIE STAGING
Stage-I Stage-II Stage-III
Pupils Dilated Constricted Unequal
Seizures None Common Decerebrate
Duration < 24 hrs 24 hrs-14 d Days & Weeks
Outcom
e
Good Variable
Death or Severe
Deficit
EEG Normal Low Voltage Bursts
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68. WHAT TO DO?
Baby Cried immediately after birth
Yes
Routine Care
No
NNR
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69. IF YES ROUTINE CARE
• Dry,
• Provide warmth,
• Clear airway, if needed,
• Initiate Breastfeeding, and
• Monitor Breathing, Heart-Rate and Color.
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70. IF NO NNR (NEONATAL
RESUSCITATION)
• Initial Steps,
• Assisted Ventilation,
Bag & Mask,
Endotracheal Intubation.
• Chest Compression,
• Medication.
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72. PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT
1) Supportive Therapy,
2) Anticonvulsants,
3) Cerebroprotective interventions,
and
4) Monitoring.
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73. 1- SUPPORTIVE THERAPY
• IV Fluid:
• 10% Dextrose,
• 60 ml/kg/day.
• Treat Hypotension:
• Dobutamine, and
• Dopamine.
• Temperature:
• Cool Therapy (33-340 C)
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74. SUPPORTIVE THERAPY
(CONTINUED)
• Glucose:
• Treat hypoglycemia,
• Maintain BS at 75 to 100 mg/dl.
•Calcium:
• Calcium level should be kept in the
normal range (9 – 11 mg/dl)
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75. 2- ANTICONVULSANTS
• Control Seizures:
Phenobarbitone:
• Loading Dose: 20 mg/kg slowly
• Maintenance Dose: 5 mg/kg/day
Phenytoin as a second line drug
Lorazepam
• (0.05-0.1 mg/kg/dose I. V.)
• for seizures not responding to
Phenobarbitone and/or Phenytoin.
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