Adapted clinical practice guideline: suctioning of the neonates and infants

Fendrychová, Jaroslava

doi:10.36290/ped.2017.051

Pediatr. pro Praxi

2017

DOI: 10.36290/ped.2017.051

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Adapted clinical practice guideline: suctioning of the neonates and infants

Jaroslava Fendrychová¹

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Respiratory support in neonates

Juránková¹,

Soldánová²

2020

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Článek se zabývá umělou plicní ventilací u novorozenců. V první části se věnuje definování umělé plicní ventilace, jejím cílům, druhům a komplikacím. Popisuje činnosti sestry související s péčí o ventilovaného novorozence. Ve druhé části článek předkládá výsledky výzkumu zaměřeného na novorozence na umělé plicní ventilaci, její indikace a komplikace. Výsledky výzkumu autorky komentují a srovnávají s dostupnými zdroji.Klíčová slova: novorozenec, umělá plicní ventilace, indikace, komplikace. Respiratory support in neonatesThe article focuses on the neonatal respiratory support. The first part applies to respiratory support definition, its aims, types and complications. It also describes guidelines of a nursing care for ventilated neonate. The results of our research, which was focused on neonates, requiring an invasive respiratory support, its indications and complications, are presented in the second part. The results of our research were compared to the most recent and relevant literature.

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Respiratory support in neonates

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Soldánová²

2020

Pediatr. pro Praxi

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Adapted clinical practice guideline: suctioning of the neonates and infants

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Respiratory support in neonates

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