Protocol 2-616 - Newly Born

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In general, this protocol's scope covers management of the baby/babies after delivery and the point of cutting the umbilical cord. Before cutting the cord refer to Protocol 2-242 - Childbirth / Labor.

Age:
Patient weight (lbs): (kg):

EMD:

EMR:

EMT:

AEMT:

RN:

Medic:

CP:


NEMSIS Protocol: 9914133 - Medical-Newborn/Neonatal Resuscitation

Citations:


Change Log:

DateLink to
previous
version
Description of change
12/12/14pdfAdded consider IV/IO/Umbilical access. Added only to Suction if infant is in distress. Added ET size and depth table.
04/14/15Added comment to BVM with room air unless hypoxia.
07/22/16pdfRemoved umbilical vascular access as an option. Moved Narcan to AEMT section.
09/22/17pdfMoved chest compressions from ALS to EMR. Added clamping and cutting cord immediately. Added if HR less than 100, BVM with room air followed by 100% O2 if no improvement. Reduced glucose treatment threshold from 40 to 30.
04/16/20Added content (without substantive modification) from old Protocol 4-090 - Childbirth.
04/16/20pdfAdded content (without substantive modification) from old Section 4-091 - Newborn Assessment.
04/16/20pdfAdded content (without substantive modification) from old Protocol 4-130 - Neonatal Resuscitation.
06/06/21pdfMoved to emsprotocols.online
03/16/23pdfTweaks to fluid bolus and epi doses per the 8th edition of NRP (10/11/2022): fluid bolus now 10ml/kg instead of 20 and Epi dose now 0.02 mg/kg instead of range 0.01-0.03. Clarified RN and medic roles. Added CP.
03/17/23Updated links for NS.
03/19/23Changed link for Narcan.
03/19/23Changed links for LR.
03/20/23Changed link to Epi.
05/26/23pdfAdded link to 4-333.

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