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An incubator maintains the body temperature of premature newborns through controlled temperature air passed through a chamber housing the baby. The temperature is regulated using a proportional control system that compares the air temperature using a thermistor to a set temperature point. If the air is lower than the set point, a heater is activated in proportion to the difference to precisely control the temperature and minimize overshooting. Some incubators measure skin temperature directly and use radiant warmers with low walls and a heated element above to focus heat on the baby if its surface needs exposure. They also have apnea monitors to sound alarms if respiration ceases for too long.
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GENERAL OBJECTIVE: At the end of the this topic the students will be able to gain knowledge and understanding regarding the organization of NICU and apply this knowledge in theory and practical.
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NEONATAL CARE: The management of complex life threatening diseases, provision of intensive monitoring and institution of life sustaining therapies in an organized manner to critically ill children in a separate pediatric intensive care unit.
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Discuss the environment of NICU. DEFINITION: Newborn or neonatal intensive care unit, is a intensive care unit designed for premature and ill newborn babies.
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Reducing the neonatal mortality and improving the quality of life among the survivors
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Environmental temperature and humidity
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Incubators
- 1. Incubators Compiled and Presented by: Dr. Judith Justin M.Tech., Ph.D., Prof. & Head, Department of Biomedical Instrumentation Engineering Faculty of Engineering Avinashilingam University Coimbatore - 641 108
- 3. Introduction • Premature newborns require their body temperature to be elevated & controlled within a specific range • When kept in a temperature controlled chamber, the oxygen requirements are minimized • Premature newborns are more susceptible for developing respiratory problems, because their lungs are unable to supply enough oxygen • By minimizing oxygen demands for maintaining temperature, more oxygen is available for growth • Such controlled temperature environments are maintained in infant incubators.
- 4. Infant Incubator • Temperature controlled air is passed through a chamber in which baby is located to maintain it at a set temperature • Temperature is maintained by use of a proportional control system. • Temperature in a air-supply line varies a thermistor resistance that is compared with a fixed resistance which corresponds to the set temperature • If the temperature of air entering the infants chamber is lower than the set temperature, power is applied to the heater (to switch ‘ON’ and) to correct the difference • In the proportional controller system, the amount of power applied to the heater is proportional to the difference between actual air temperature and the set point. • This means that the amount of power decreases as temperature approaches the set point, an important feature in effecting more precise control and minimizing overshoot of the set point
- 5. Comparator Gate pulse generator Thermistor Bridge Set-point resistor 1-Hz sawtooth generator Silicon- controlled switch Heater Amplifier ν1 ν2 ν3 ν4 ν5 Power line Block Diagram • The control system shown in fig. uses thermistor in a bridge circuit, with the set point resistance as another arm of the bridge. • The bridge output is amplified, giving the voltage V1 at the output, which is proportional to the difference in temperature between thermistor and the set point
- 6. • Some incubators measure skin temperature of infant over the liver, instead of air temperature in the chamber. • In such cases, the thermistor is strapped to the body of the infant • Incubators have an alarm to alert clinical staff when there is overheating • Buzzer is connected in series with a switch which is activated by a bimetallic strip • In some cases when infants skin surface has to be exposed to carry special procedures/attach diagnostic or therapeutic devices then we use heated air and convection • In such cases radiant warmers are used
- 7. Radiant warmer • Infant is placed on a mattress under a radiant heating element. • Low walls surround the mattress so that the infant does not fall off. • In other incubators, the infant must be accessed through arm ports • The radiant warmer consists of a heating element such as a coil of high-resistivity wire • A heat reflector above this wire helps to focus the heat energy on the mattress. • The current through the heater element is controlled and overheating is avoided. Proportional control is used to achieve this. • A thermistor is placed on the exposed skin or abdomen of the infant to measure the skin surface temperature. • This thermistor could get heated by the radiant source giving erroneous reading. • It is attached to the infant through a special pad that consists of a foam pad with a shiny metallized surface that reflects thermal radiation.
- 8. Apnea monitor • Sometimes infants develop respiratory distress or anomalies. They can stop breathing • An alarm is sounded when respiratory activity ceases for periods greater than 15 to 30 seconds.