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SYNDROME
Introduction
Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) is a
condition of pulmonary insufficiency that in its
natural course commences at or shortly after birth
and increases in severity over the first 2 days of life.
Clinically, RDS presents with early respiratory
distress comprising cyanosis, grunting, retractions
and tachypnea.
RDS is due to a deficiency of alveolar surfactant
along with structural immaturity of the lung and it
is mainly, but not exclusively, a disease of preterm
babies.
The management of these infants is complex and
requires a multidisciplinary team approach to obtain
best outcomes.
Definition
Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome
(RDS) or hyalin membran disease is a
condition of pulmonary insufficiency that in
its natural course commences at or shortly
after birth and increases in severity over the
first 2 days of life.
Clinically,
RDS
presents
with
early
respiratory distress comprising cyanosis,
grunting, retractions and tachypnea.
Epidemiology
About 12 percent of babies born in the United States
are preterm, which is higher than in other developed
countries.
In 2005, there were 4,138,000 live births in the United
States, and a slightly larger number of babies were
affected with RDS because the rate of premature
births had increased from 11.6 percent to 12.7
percent, mainly due to a rise in late preterm births.
In Indonesia, out of 950,000 baby with less weight who
where born every year, approximately 150,000 baby
suffered from respiratory distress.
Patophysiology
Prematurity
Surfactant Deficiency
Atelactasis
Hipoxemia & Hipercarbia
Respiratory & Metabolic Acidosis
Pulmonary Vasoconstriction
Impaired endothelial and
epithelial integrity
Proteinaceous exudate
RDS
Clinical Manifestation
Cyanosis
Tachypnea
Shortness of breath and grunting sounds while breathing
Retraction
apnea
Nasal flaring
Decreased urine output
Puffy or swollen arms and legs
Rapid breathing/Shallow breathing
Increased oxygen requirement
Paradoxical chest wall movement with breathing
Accessory muscle usage
Chest x-ray showing atelectasis, air bronchograms, and
granular infiltrates
DIAGNOSIS
RDS diagnosis can be enforced through
clinical manisfestation, chest x-ray and can
be confirmed with gas blood analysis.
Severity level of respiratory distress can be
evaluated through Silverman-Anderson score
or Downes score.
Management
The goals of management of an infant
with RDS are to :
Avoid hypoxemia and acidosis
Optimize fluid management which is
avoid fluid overload and resultant body
and pulmonary edema while averting
hypovolemia and hypotension
Reduce metabolic demands and
maximize nutrition
Minimize lung injury secondary due to
volutrauma and oxygen toxicity
Case Report
Baby PR, a 11 days old girl, with 1.49kg of
body weight and 41 cm of body height,
consulted to perinatology in RSUP Haji Adam
Malik Medan as soon as she was born on 18th
July at 11:36 AM. Her main complaint was
difficulty in breathing.
History of disease :
Baby PR, a girl, 11 days old, with 1.49 kg of BW
and 41 cm of BH, consulted to perinatalogy in RSUP
Haji Adam Malik Medan on 18th July at 11:36 AM
with difficulty in breathing as a chief complaint. It
has been experienced by patient two hours after she
was born in HAM hospital. The patient was born by
sectio cesarean and doesnt cry immediately after
birth. History of milk feeding which is incontinuous
when milk feeding. History of turning blue found two
hours after born according to doctor, blue has been
found in lips, arm and shoulder. Theres no fever,
vomiting or diarrhea found.
History of medication
: None
History of family
: None
History of parents medication : None
History of pregnancy
: The age of the
patients
mother was 41 during
pregnancy. The gestation
age was
28 weeks.
History of birth
: Birth was assisted by
doctor
in HAM hospital. The patient
was born sectio cesarean and
doesnt cry immediately after
birth.
Body weight at birth
was 1490 gram,
body length at
birth was 41cm and head
circumference was 28cm.
Cyanosis (+), Jaundice (-).
History of feeding
: Breast feeding (-)
Physical Examination:
Present status:
Sensorium: compos mentis
Body temperature: 37.2C
HR: 142 bpm
RR: 56 bpm
BW: 14.9 kg
BL: 41 cm
Chest circumference (CC): 26cm
Head circumference (HC): 28
cm
Downes score: 4
anemic (-), icteric (-), dyspnea (+), cyanosis (+), edema (-).
Localized status:
Head :
Head
: frontal within normal limit
Face : edema (-), icteric (-)
Eye : light reflex (+/+), isochoric pupil, palpebral
conjunctiva pale (-/-), icteric (-)
Ears : both ear lobe in normal morphologic
Nose : septum deviation (-), nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-)
Mouth : normal
Neck : Lymph node enlargement (-), neck stiffness (-)
Thorax
:
Symmetrical
fusiform,
retraction
(+)
epigastrial,
Intercostalis, suprasternal,
icteric (-).
Differential diagnosis :
1) Respiratory distress
2) Transient tachypnea of the newborn
3) Meconium aspiration syndrome
Working diagnosis
:
1) Respiratory Distress ec DD/ - Hyalin
Membrane Disease
2) Apnoe of Prematurity
3) Suspect of sepsis
4) Baby born with less weight
Laboratory Finding :
Complete Blood Analysis (July 18th 2016 / 15:54)
Test
Result
Unit
References
Hemoglobin
11.0
g/dL
17-22
Erythrocyte
3.05
106/L
4.50-6.50
Leucocyte
13.440
103/L
10.000-30.000
Thrombocyte
144000
103/L
150000-350000
Hematocrite
34
31-59
Eosinophil
0.70
1.00-3.00
Basophil
0.60
0.00-1.00
Neutrophil
57.00
50.00-70.00
Lymphocyte
27.80
20.00-40.00
Monocyte
13.90
2.00-8.00
Neutrophil absolute
7.65
103/L
5.5-18.3
Lymphocyte absolute
3.74
103/L
2.8-9.3
Monocyte absolute
1.87
103/L
0.5-1.7
Eosinophil absolute
0.10
103/L
0.02-0.70
Basophil absolute
0.08
103/L
0.1-0.2
MCV
111
fL
80-97
MCH
36.1
pg
26.5-33.5
MCHC
32.4
g/dL
31.5-36.0
Clinical Chemistry :
Blood Gas Analysis
Test
Result
Unit
References
pH
7.270
7.35-7.45
pCO2
27.0
mmHg
38-42
pO2
172.0
mmHg
85-100
HCO3
12.4
mmol/L
22-26
Total CO2
13.2
mmol/L
19-25
BE
-13.0
mmol/L
(-2) - (+2)
Saturasi O2
99.0
95-100
Electrolyte
Natrium (Na)
134
mEq/L
135-155
Potassium(K)
5.6
mEq/L
3.6-5.5
Chloride (Cl)
107
mEq/L
96106
Kalsium (Ca)
7.90
mEq/L
8.410.2
Test Lain :
Procalcitonin
16.20 ng/mL
< 0.05
Therapy
Recommended: Infant Radiant Warmer Theraphy
with target skin temperature 36,5-37,5.
Nasal CPAP with PEEP: 5-6 cmH2O, Flow 8 liter
per minute, FiO2: 35% Target of oxygen
saturation: 92-96%.
Total fluid requirement: 80 cc/kgBW/day = 120cc/
day
Parenteral 80cc/kgBW/day = 120cc/day
IVFD Dex 10% 5cc/hour
Ceftazidime injection 75mg/12 hour/iv (Day 1)
Gentamicin injection 8mg/36 hour/iv (Day 1)
Vitamin K Injection 0.5mg/IM
Gentamicin eye drops 1gtt (ED)
Follow Up
Difficulity in breathing (+); icteric (-); fever (-); inactive movement; sucking refleks seen
weak
Face
Ear
: icteric (-)
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
Nose
2,0cc/hour/iv
Ivelip 20% 0.5gr/kgBW/day = 1,24 gr/day = 6.2cc/day = 0,2cc/hour/iv
Enteral: Tropic Feeding 20cc/kgBW/day = 29.8cc/day = 2,5cc/2hour
Ceftazidime injection 75mg/12 hour/iv (Day 2)
Gentamicin injection 8mg/36 hour/iv (Day 2)
Heparin Injection 0.3cc/hour
Difficulity in breathing (+) become lesser; icteric (-); fever (-); inactive
movement; sucking refleks seen weak; vomiting (+),4x
Face
Ear
Nose
: icteric (-)
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (+), NGT (-)
6%
2gr/kgBW/day
91,9cc/day
=
12.98
5cc/hour
gr/day
49,7cc/day
2,0cc/hour/iv
Ivelip 20% 1gr/kgBW/day = 1,49 gr/day = 7.4cc/day = 0,3cc/hour/iv
Enteral: fasting
Ceftazidime injection 75mg/12 hour/iv (Day 3-8)
Gentamicin injection 8mg/36 hour/iv (Day 3-8)
Heparin Injection 0.3cc/hour
Recommended: - Light therapy 1x24 hour
Eye
Face
Ear
Nose
: icteric (-)
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (+), NGT (-)
GDS : 59
HDL/LDL : 34 / 79
P:3.3/ Cl:109/Mg:1.95
Ca ion:1.2
System Infection: still not stable, fever (-), temperature: 36.9
25/7 : Leu: 14.490 10/L
25/7: Procalcitonin:0.45
System Hematologic: stable, pale and bleeding not found
25/7: Hb/Ht/Tr: 9.1/28/490.000
CRP: <0.7
System musculoskeletal: Still not stable, extremital cyanosis (+) from
left arm to left shoulder
System urogenital: Stable, enough urine output
2. Apnoe of Prematurity
3. Suspect of sepsis
4. Baby born with less weight
2cc/hour
3gr/kgBB/day
2.98gr/day
9.6cc/hour
Face
Ear
Nose
: normal
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-)
3cc/hour
feeding
diet/substitute
of
breast
14cc/2jam/orogastric tube
Ceftazidime injection 75mg/12 hour/iv (Day 12-15)
Gentamicin injection 5mg/24 hour/iv (Day 12-15)
feeding:
Face
Ear
Nose
: Normal
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-)
Face
Ear
Nose
: Normal
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-)
Cry out loud; active movement; sucking refleks seen good; fever (-)
Face
Ear
Nose
: Normal
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-)
Cry out loud; active movement; sucking refleks seen weak; fever (-)
: Normal
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-)
Infant
Radiant
Warmer
Theraphy
with
target
skin
temperature 36,5-37,5.
Total fluid requirement: 160 cc/kgBW/day
Parenteral : Enteral: 160cc/kgBW/day
Breast
feeding
diet/substitute
of
23cc/2jam/orogastric tube
Ferris drop 1 x 0.3cc
Zamel drop 1 x 0.3cc
Nyastatin drop 4x0,5cc
Vitamin E 100 IU 1 x 0.3cc
Recommended : Observe temperature
Vitamin K injection 1g/ IM per week
breastfeeding:
Cry out loud; active movement; sucking refleks seen weak; fever (-)
Face
Ear
Nose
: Normal
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-)
Infant
Radiant
Warmer
Theraphy
with
target
skin
temperature 36,5-37,5.
Total fluid requirement: 160 cc/kgBW/day
Parenteral : Enteral: 160cc/kgBW/day
Breast
feeding
diet/substitute
23cc/2jam/orogastric tube
Ferris drop 1 x 0.3cc
Zamel drop 1 x 0.3cc
Nyastatin drop 4x0,5cc
Vitamin E 100 IU 1 x 0.3cc
Recommeded : tranfuse PRC III 11 cc
of
breastfeeding:
Cry out loud; active movement; sucking refleks seen good; fever (-)
Eye
Face
Ear
Nose
: Normal
: both ear lobe in normal morphologic
: within normal range, O2 via nasal CPAP (-), NGT (-),
Left anterior nasal cavum closed.
Infant
Radiant
Warmer
Theraphy
with
target
skin
temperature 36,5-37,5.
Total fluid requirement: 200 cc/kgBW/day
Parenteral : Enteral: 200cc/kgBW/day
Breast
feeding
diet/substitute
30cc/2jam/oral
Ferris drop 1 x 0.3cc
Zamel drop 1 x 0.3cc
Nyastatin drop 4x0,5cc
Vitamin E 100 IU 1 x 0.3cc
Recommended : tranfuse PRC III 11 cc
of
breastfeeding:
Discussion
Theory
Definition
Neonatal
Case
Baby PR is a preterm baby with
respiratory
with
main
complain
course
commences
at
shortly after birth and increases in after she was born in HAM hospital.
severity over the first 2 days of life.
Clinically, RDS presents with early
respiratory
distress
comprising
RDS
of
is
alveolar
due
to
surfactant
a disease of preterm
However,
defining
RDS
is
Theory
Clinical Manifestation
Case
Baby PR suffered from chief complaint
difficulty in breathing.
tachypnea
intercostal
(>60
and
breaths/min),
subcostal
retractions,
increase
minute
ventilation
to
of
milk
feeding
which
is
retraction
intercostal.
FRC.
improvement
with
After
an
initial
resuscitation
and
characterized
worsening
for
48
by
to
72
progressive
h.
Recovery
in
epigastrial
and
Theory
Case
Diagnosis
Based
- Apnea
criteria
- Nasal flaring
distress:
a) Cinical manifestation
- Rapid breathing
- Shallow breathing
- Shortness of breath and grunting
as
also
respiratory
infiltrates
diagnosed
patient
this
with breathing
be
theory,
to
the
known as apnea.
on
Theory
Case
Theraphy
management
CPAP
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