Sentences with phrase «to resuscitate the baby»
"To resuscitate the baby" means to revive or bring back to life a baby who has stopped breathing or is in a critical condition. Full definition
And then we have oxygen to help resuscitate the baby if we need to use this.
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Since the vast majority of hospitals are not yet equipped to resuscitate babies without cutting them off from their blood - and oxygen supply, well... then it is high time to equip them — and to hurry before any more child is injured, or die!.
She insisted on delivering far from the people and equipment that could have resuscitated the baby faster and possibly prevented a long NICU stay.
I have seen too many times when a woman was laboring away peacefully and suddenly she abrupted and only the quick action of an emergency C - S, with me kneeling at the side (as pediatrician) to resuscitate the baby in my arms while the OB milked cord blood into the baby.
Good midwives, even non-nurse ones, are in fact certified in neonatal resuscitation themselves and are prepared to resuscitate the baby if need be.
Many of the boy's favorite stuffed animals are wearing them as they have been practicing cloth diaper changes, holding babies, and Simon especially, catching and resuscitating the baby or myself if the need arises.
The frantic attempts of hospital staff to resuscitate the baby, attempts that ultimately failed.
If an incident has occurred or if an infant is on a monitor, parents need to know how to properly use and maintain the device, as well as how to resuscitate their baby if the alarm sounds.
The EMTs managed to resuscitate the baby.
The paper uses the term: «5 minute Apgar score of 0» as newborns that were born with a heart beat but the midwife or doctor attending the planned homebirth were unable to resuscitate the baby, so at 5 minutes the Apgar was 0 and the baby was dead.