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This medical PowerPoint presentation is about basic algorithm for the evaluation and treatment of neonatal sepsis. The management of neonatal sepsis requires prompt recognition, accurate diagnosis, and appropriate treatment.

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Any major SIGN/SYMPTOM of sepsis Any other SIGNS/SYMPTOMS of sepsis Symptomatic sepsis Asymptomatic sepsis 48 hours of IVAB 7-10 days. Stop day 7 if clinically well 5 days of IVAB Malawi Other LICs Sepsis unlikely A Any major RISK FACTOR of sepsis Any other RISK FACTORS of sepsis Yes No >1 0 or 1 Yes No >1 0 or 1 Neonatal Sepsis Algorithm
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Risk factors Major Maternal fever >38°C in labour Prolonged rupture of membranes (PROM) >18 hours Foul smelling amniotic fluid Other risk factors <32/40 weeks gestation or <1500g (spontaneous labour only) Signs/symptoms Major Neonatal temperature >37.5 °C Boil/abscess Grunting/severe respiratory distress/ mod-severe WOB Lethargy Umbilical redness extending to the periumbilical skin or umbilicus draining pus Deep jaundice: palms and soles of the baby deep yellow Tachypnoea > 60 bpm Convulsions/twitching or abnormal movements Many or severe skin pustules Bilious vomiting with severe abdominal distension Bulging fontanelle New onset of poor feeding Not moving when stimulated Swollen red eyelids with pus Central cyanosis Other signs/symptoms Pallor Neonatal Sepsis Algorithm
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Antibiotic doses Gentamicin (IM/IV) <7 days: 3 mg/kg (LBW) and 5 mg/kg (normal BW) per dose once a day >7 days 7.5 mg/kg once a day Ampicillin (IM/IV) <7 days: 50 mg/kg every 12 h >7 days every 8 h Benzylpenicillin (penicillin G) (IM) <7 days: 50 000 U/kg every 12 h >7 days every 6 h Supportive care Thermoregulation: aim for 36.5-37.5 °C Provide respiratory support oxygen or CPAP as needed according to CPAP algorithm Check blood glucose and provide feeding support as needed Consider 10ml/kg fluid bolus if shocked as per SHOCK algorithm Consider 2.5mls/kg 10% dextrose if BS<2.5 mmol or 45 mg/dl – as per HYPOGLYCAEMIA algorithm Neonatal sepsis management Investigations If possible perform sepsis screen: FBC, CRP, blood culture LP only for those who have clinical signs of meningitis (but stable) or late-onset neonatal sepsis Antibiotic choices 1st line: give local recommendations IM/IV gentamicin and benzylpenicillin or ampicillin 2nd line: If no improvement after 48 hours change to a third-generation cephalosporin IV cloxacillin and gentamicin if greater risk of staphylococcal (skin infection). Antibiotic duration (without investigations) Asymptomatic sepsis: Treat for 48 hours and stop if well (Treat for 5 days in Malawi) Symptomatic sepsis: Stop at day 7 if clinically well otherwise continue for 10 days
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Any one risk factor Foetal distress Resuscitation: Assisted ventilation >5 minutes or CPR >10 minutes Apgar at 5 minutes <7 Any one sign or symptom Coma Convulsions Lethargy Hypotonia Absent Moro reflex Absent suck Respiratory distress No Perform Thompson score to assess for HIE No Unlikely HIE >37 weeks gestation Consider HIE but seek clinician review to confirm diagnosis No Yes Hypoxic Ischaemic Encephalopathy Algorithm Yes Yes
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Management page for HIE Thermoregulation Aim for normothermia Avoid hyperthermia and hypothermia Respiratory support Give respiratory support as appropriate. Give oxygen if saturations <90% in air Feeding support, anticonvulsants and antibiotics Give feeding support as appropriate 1. Oral feeds (breast feed or bottle if breastfeeding is not possible) 2. Give NG feeds if BS <2.5mmol/L or <45mg/dL and not tolerating oral feeds 3. Give IV fluids if BS <2.5mmol/L or <45mg/dL and not tolerating NG feed If evidence of seizure activity give Phenobarbitone as per convulsions algorithm. Reassess suck, tone, coma, seizures every 8 hours for 72 hours in hospital Treat for sepsis with antibiotics
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Any one or more signs or symptoms of respiratory distress Saturations in air <90% Tachypnoea >60 bpm Fever >37.5⁰C or <36⁰C and crepitations on auscultation Grunting Recessions Any increased work of breathing Cyanosis Apnoea Respiratory Distress of the Newborn (RDN) Unlikely RDN No Yes Management Respiratory Distress Algorithm
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Teaching page for RDN Meconium aspiration Consider if meconium stained amniotic fluid Just because there was meconium at delivery doesn’t mean it was aspirated. Most aspiration occurs in utero before the baby is born, so more likely if there was foetal distress in labour or has signs of birth asphyxia. Floppy babies with severe HIE and meconium aspiration are unlikely to benefit from CPAP. Transient tachypnoea of the newborn (TTN) These babies are not unwell RR is usually between 60-80 bpm and they don’t usually need oxygen This should resolve in the first few hours of life. TTN is more likely following elective C-section or a rapid vaginal delivery. Give antibiotics if unable to exclude other causes i.e no chest xray Respiratory distress syndrome Consider if < 37 weeks or diabetic mother Benefit from CPAP see Algorithm Congenital Pneumonia Consider if temperature > 37.5 ⁰ c or < 36 ⁰ c and crepitations on auscultation Risk factors for sepsis i.e maternal fever/PROM/foul smelling amniotic fluid Management page RDN Investigations Perform a chest x-ray if it will change management or if the infant is not improving as expected or deteriorating. Airway and respiratory support Position airway Give oxygen if oxygen saturations < 90% in air If > 1kg consider CPAP according to CPAP algorithm Feeding support If breathing 60-80 bpm use cup/NGT If needing CPAP use OGT If breathing > 80bpm consider IV fluids IV Access for Antibiotics Give antibiotics including for suspected TTN (unless have chest x-ray and can safely exclude.)
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Hypothermia Mild = 36-36.4°C Mod = 32-35.9°C Severe = <32°C Hypothermia management page in NeoTree: Warm the baby Skin to skin Place on warmer/resuscitaire if unstable Limit heat loss Make sure the baby is dry Put on a hat and wrap up the baby If on the resuscitaire put the sides up Ensure room is free from drafts - windows and doors closed Monitor Recheck temperature every 30-60 minutes until normothermic Watch out for overwarming Complete NeoTree assessment to assess for signs of infection (consider if persistent hypothermia despite warming), apnoea and hypoglycaemia. Temperature <36.4°C? Yes No Temperature >37.5°C? Yes If fever persists follow NEONATAL SEPSIS algorithm No Normothermia Recheck temp every 30-60 mins Address any environmental causes: unwrap or remove baby from under resuscitaire Hypothermia Algorithm