Your videos are great. Using them to study for my barrier exams in Australian med school. The reason hyaline membrane disease is a diagnosis that can only be made on autopsy, so hence it is RDS and hopefully wont get to that point. In neonates respiratory distress syndrome vs respiratory distress is that surfactant deficiency. In RDS, it often gets worse, even after the administration of surfactant, before it gets better. So you may see crap chest x-ray initially, then the next one is completely ground glass and even worse.
In reading the CXRs of the spontaneous pneumothorax, I thought the heart shifted to the side of the collapse. The hyperlucency in the unaffected side is a result of that lung compensating for the other one. So in the very last CXR, the collapse is of the right lobe. The left lobe is more "black" because it's now tasked with doing the job of 2 lungs. Tension pneumothorax is where you would see the heart shifted to the unaffected side. So if the last CXR were of a tension pneumothorax, then you could say the collapse is on the left side. Please correct me if I'm wrong :))
0:55 intro
2:15 initial approach to resp distress
7:50 hyaline membrane disease
12:35 TTN
15:21 meconium aspiration syndrome
19:18 congenital pnemonia
23:33 choanal atresia
27:11 spontaneous pneumothorax
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in a case of spontaneous pneumothorax, shifting of heart sounds is away from pathology
The heart is shifted AWAY from the collapse caused by the pneumothorax and the black area is extra-pleural air from the pneumothorax.
Your videos are great. Using them to study for my barrier exams in Australian med school. The reason hyaline membrane disease is a diagnosis that can only be made on autopsy, so hence it is RDS and hopefully wont get to that point. In neonates respiratory distress syndrome vs respiratory distress is that surfactant deficiency.
In RDS, it often gets worse, even after the administration of surfactant, before it gets better. So you may see crap chest x-ray initially, then the next one is completely ground glass and even worse.
As a PA educator, kudos to the succinct review of these topics! I will refer my students for review. Many thanks.
In reading the CXRs of the spontaneous pneumothorax, I thought the heart shifted to the side of the collapse. The hyperlucency in the unaffected side is a result of that lung compensating for the other one.
So in the very last CXR, the collapse is of the right lobe. The left lobe is more "black" because it's now tasked with doing the job of 2 lungs.
Tension pneumothorax is where you would see the heart shifted to the unaffected side. So if the last CXR were of a tension pneumothorax, then you could say the collapse is on the left side.
Please correct me if I'm wrong :))
I believe what you said is correct, the video has a mistake.
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That’s great, thank you so much doc
Dont forget to look for nasal flaring.
can't you optimize the CPAP (Including a f?) when the paCO2 level is high? Do you have to intubate immediately?
Thanks for this video, now I get the full picture of respiratory problems in neonates
Going back to NICU after 10 years, very helpful review. Thank you
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Loved the presentation of slides,, Nd xray,,
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NN bradycardia is less than 100bpm.
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It’s really helpful
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Always useful content, many thanks doc
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