Background Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is a simple, inexpensive, and
gentle mode of respiratory support for neonates. This is beneficial for spontaneously …

Background: One of the most unpleasant and painful NCPAP related complication is the risk
of nasal skin breakdown. It commonly occurs on areas under high pressure of nasal …

Arterial blood gases analysis considered a method for monitoring high-risk neonate's
condition as itprovides the basic information for determining the adequacy of alveolar …

Background: Non-invasive ventilation is an effective way for providing respiratory support
forneonates with respiratory insufficiency. It has significantly decreased the need for …

Objective: To determine the influence of an educational program on nurses' performance in
relation to developmental supportive care techniques such as nesting and swaddling for …

Context: Neonates, particularly those born premature, may require ventilation assistance
immediately after birth since their lungs may not be fully developed. The use of nasal …

Noninvasive positive pressure ventilation is becoming more common in treating acute
respiratoryfailure, it shortens hospital stays, time spent in the intensive care units, morbidity …

Background: Antibiotic stewardship is the optimum selection of antimicrobial therapy that
results in the best clinical outcome for the management/prevention of infection, with slight …

Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lung parenchyma characterized by cough, sore throat,
running nose, fast difficulty breathing, wheezing, fever, irritability, chest pain, chill and …

Prone position may play an important role in improving and maintaining the optimal
neonatal physiological parameters within desirable ranges. Aim: This study aimed to …