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Maternal illnesses, such as:
Diabetes mellitus.
Pre-eclampsia.
Thyroid disease.
Suspected infection, including:
Maternal fever during labor.
Rupture of membranes > 18 hours.
Other findings identified by the obstetrician.
o Personnel:
Pediatric resident.
Intensive care nursery nurse.
Assistant specialist or specialist (only if the obstetrician or the
pediatric resident feels necessary).
o Equipment:
Infant care equipment as indicated above.
Emergency cart or the NICU should be ready for immediate use:
The Emergency cart: contains several drawers that have all the
required emergency medications (such as: epinephrine, NaHC03, calcium
gluconate, saline, etc.) and tools (such as: IV catheters, endotracheal tubes,
chest tubes, etc.). This cart is physically located on each floor or unit and can
be moved to the bedside
o High risk delivery
o Identification:
Premature delivery less than 32 weeks gestation.
Severe Rh disease.
Several antepartum or intrapartum hemorrhage.
Suspected asphyxia (such as: cord prolapsed or loss of fetal heart
rate).
o Personnel:
The most senior resident or assistant specialist in house.
NICU nurse.
Specialist should be available as necessary.
Equipment: As in mild to moderate.
Conclusion:
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