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Bedside Management Strategies for infants on bubble CPAP

INTRO
Case (0): A Common encounter
Case (2): The Ideal Candidate

Applying Nasal Interface for Bubble CPAP

Step 1: Head Cap
Step 2: Nasal Cannulaide
Step 3: Velcro

Setup of Respiratory Circuits for bubble CPAP

Contemporary Methods for Surfactant Administration in Neonates

Introduction
Contemporary methods available for surfactant administration
Considerations

Laryngeal mask airway for surfactant administration in neonates: a practical guide

Overview
Indications and contraindications
Equipment

Lecture (1): Nuts and Bolts of Bubble CPAP

Jen Tien Wung, MD, FCCM
Neonatal Intensivist
Professor of Pediatrics
College of physicians & Surgeons
Columbia University

Lecture (2): Reproducibility of Bubble CPAP

Hany Aly, MD, MSc
Professor of Pediatrics
Chairman, Department of Neonatology
Cleveland Clinic Children’s

Lecture (4): Setting the Respiratory Circle of Bubble CPAP System

Christopher Thornton, RRT
Ann Arundel Hospital, Virginia

Lecture (5): Placing Nasal Interface of Bubble CPAP in Neonates

Kyonna Moore, RN, MPH
The George Washington University Hospital

Lecture (1): Nuts and Bolts of Bubble CPAP

Jen Tien Wung, MD, FCCM
Neonatal Intensivist
Professor of Pediatrics
College of physicians & Surgeons
Columbia University

Lecture (2): Reproducibility of Bubble CPAP

Hany Aly, MD, MSc
Professor of Pediatrics
Chairman, Department of Neonatology
Cleveland Clinic Children’s

Lecture (4): Setting the Respiratory Circle of Bubble CPAP System

Christopher Thornton, RRT
Ann Arundel Hospital, Virginia

Lecture (5): Placing Nasal Interface of Bubble CPAP in Neonates

Kyonna Moore, RN, MPH
The George Washington University Hospital

Lecture (13): Gentle Ventilation in Infants with Pulmonary Hypertension

Jen Wung, MD
Professor of pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, New York - Presbyterian
Columbia University, New York, NY

Lecture (13): Gentle Ventilation in Infants with Pulmonary Hypertension

Jen Wung, MD
Professor of pediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, New York - Presbyterian
Columbia University, New York, NY

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