Preterm Baby in Critical Condition | Gasping & Emergency NICU Stabilization | Vitamin K, NG Tube

In this live NICU care video, a preterm newborn arrives in a gasping, critical breathing state and receives immediate emergency stabilization by the NICU team.
The video showcases how neonatal nurses respond step-by-step with professional care and monitoring.

👶 Video Includes:

Preterm baby admitted in gasping / respiratory distress

Initial assessment and internal bleeding suspicion

Vitamin K injection for clotting support

Tranexamic acid (TXA/Tranzamen) administration

Gentle oral suction of secretions

NG tube insertion (small size) for gastric decompression

Oxygen therapy with nasal cannula (4 L/min)

Ambu bag support during episodes of shallow breathing

Emergency medications (Hyzonate, Dox, Ampicillin as per NICU protocol)

Adrenaline 0.2 ml for severe bradycardia / resuscitation phase

100 ml Normal Saline infusion (as guided by NICU protocol)

Continuous vitals monitoring

Gradual improvement and stabilization of heart rate, oxygen saturation, and breathing effort



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🩺 Purpose of This Video

This video is created for education, awareness, and to show the professional workflow of NICU emergency care, including safe handling, preparation, and neonatal nurse responsibilities.
No part of the video is intended for home treatment or non-professional use.


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