NRP - 7th edition is here !!!

 

http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/early/2015/10/13/peds.2015-3373D.full.pdf+html

 

 

Pediatrics-2015-Perlman-peds.2015-3373D.pdf

Have you explored what are the differences compared to the previous version?

Temperature maintenance during all the resuscitation procedures, the same effect of AMBU, anesthesia balloon and Tpiece, no sustained lung inflation, no routinely intubation of no vigorous infant with suspect MAS, need of intubation before cardiac compressions, no routine cord milking <29 weeks  

I think that we all are not surprised about new indications.....

Thank you Jack for sharing this link

Thanks a lot

The other important issue is the recommendation to use ECG monitoring if you are starting cardiac compressions.

This is as important as the introduction of the pulse oxymeter back in the day,

Studies have shown that auscultation and cord palpation are not very reliable to assess HR.