Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Algorithm Overview (8th Edition)

In this video, we will be discussing the Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) Algorithm (8th Edition).

0:00 Intro
1:04 Neonatal Resuscitation Statistics
1:52 Why different approach than adults?
3:05 Pre-Birth Questions
4:35 Equipment Check- HOSSED
5:20 At Birth Questions
5:46 Initial Steps
6:50 PPV
7:41 MR-SO-P-A
8:35 Heart Rate: 100 & above
9:27 Heart Rate: 60-99
10:38 Heart Rate: Less than 60
11:19 Epinephrine
12:32 Cessation of Resuscitation Efforts
13:00 Outro

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only, and is not intended as medical advice. While we strive for 100% accuracy, errors may occur, and medications or protocols may change over time.

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[abigailolivier]

Thank you for this great video on the 8th Edition NRP guidelines. Your video is short and concise providing what we need to know related to the changes. Keep up the great work with your videos.

[lynneroseasi]

Thank you for this Sir! Big help for us preparing for NRP training.

[andreagallegosdei]

THANK YOU SO MUCH, this has been so helpful! you expained it better than my instructor at the hospital

[EmpowerYourMoney]

Fabulous Video for Students and Staff to empower all with 8th Edition NRP Algorithm Standards. Thank you. Jan

[malikahsan]

Thank you so much, appreciate your way to make understand about NRP . Make more videos plz like this.

[hajjarhajjariah]

thanks you! that was a very clear explanation. short and concise!

[laurat]

WOW, thanks so much for this amazing video! Also it helps that you have an interesting accent!

[dr.mansooraqil]

What are the American guidelines regarding neonatal resuscitation programs for pediatric anesthetists? Are pediatric anesthetists required to get NRP certification?

[amabellaong]

Great video lecture Coach Marius. See you around.

[Olivia_OliveTree]

Thank you so much for this video! SUPER HELPFUL ❤️

[thallapallysusmitha]

Very impressive explanations...
Thanks for the video in short with Flow Schematic Diagram....

[creativeidea]

Thanks for such a nice clarification 👌🌹

[nikisawyers]

Hello! Thanks so much for the wonderful presentation.

Would you please make a video for those of us, providers, that practice outside of the hospital. Out of hospital birth attendants must be proficient in NRP, to the level of mastery. However, there are not many programs which cater to births that are happening outside of the hospital… For example home birth, or birth in a birth center with Midwives. When we are in the out of hospital setting, we do not have a button that we can push, where in nurses will come flying in to attend to the baby. There are usually two providers present at an out of hospital birth. A midwife, which is the healthcare provider, and a midwife assistant which is either an RN, or a MIDWIFERY student who is trained in Birth assistance.

Since we do not have a code button where providers are rushing in to perform neonatal resuscitation, it is important that we have specific training and practice for a two person team, outside of the hospital setting.

Would you please make a video which caters to this specific situation and scenario. We are all trained and certified in an RP, and we must recertify every two years, but the problem is that a very minuscule percentage of babies born outside of the hospital would ever need any stage of NRP, especially beyond the first few rescue breaths. We do not have a lot of practice with an RP, which can be a good thing and a bad thing at the same time, and this is due to the fact that we are performing continuous ongoing risk assessment in the antepartum. Are people that are giving birth outside of the hospital are the lowest of the low risk population. We do not see many bad outcomes due to risk level.

Out of hospital providers take the same training as in hospital providers, even though our scenarios look much more different than the hospital does. It is unfortunate that the AAP only gears there NRP towards hospital birth, when out of hospital birth is only going to continue to rise. Especially during the pandemic, out of hospital birth rates increased significantly. Out of hospital birth is here, it has always been here, and it is here to stay.

[deenacurls]

Where do I go to get the nrp certification I can't find it on the AHA site so I'm unsure on where i go to get it, thanks

[cteesweety]

This help a lot. Thank you for uploading sir.

[gracethana-xj]

In my 26yrs nursing career 1st time I'm going to do NRP.. I am kind of worried now because all this while I hv been taking BLS and ACLS but never NRP...

[mohanady]

Very nice informative video
Thank you very much

[annasthesia]

Great neonatologist....very useful information

[Mostafa-xuxk]

Thank you, really helpful and precise

[salotetubakibau]

Awesome video for me as a Midwife in the birthing unit