Patient's question:
A newborn baby doesn't know what's wrong, but there are always red spots on their body, and they are also spitting up milk. What are the steps for newborn asphyxia cardiopulmonary resuscitation?Doctor's answer:
Hello, newborn asphyxia is often caused by issues such as being squeezed during birth or a cord wrapped around the neck. First, cover the baby's nose with one hand, then cover the baby's nose and mouth with a piece of paper and blow air into the baby's lungs until you see the chest rise and fall. After performing two artificial breaths, proceed with chest compressions. Use the lower 1/3 of the sternum for chest compressions, with a compression depth of about 1/3 of the anteroposterior diameter of the chest. The ratio of chest compressions to positive-pressure artificial respiration is two breaths followed by 15 compressions per cycle. After completing five cycles, check the baby's condition.