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Title: Newborn Exchange Transfusion NEONATAL CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE1.0Pages: 1 of 8 Supersedes: HSC 80.275.404 SBS: #001PURPOSE AND INTENT: 1.12.0Approval Date: March 2015 Approved by: Neonatal

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How to fill out newborn exchange transfusion:

1. Ensure that you have all the necessary equipment and supplies ready, such as blood products, infusion sets, weighing scale, and a radiant warmer.
2. Verify the identity of the newborn and confirm the need for exchange transfusion based on specific indications, such as hyperbilirubinemia or hemolytic disease.
3. Obtain informed consent from the parents or guardians, explaining the procedure, potential risks, and benefits.
4. Prepare the newborn by placing them in a warm, stable position and securing their limbs to ensure safety during the procedure.
5. Assess the newborn's vital signs, including heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation levels. Ensure adequate pre-transfusion hydration.
6. Administer a prophylactic antibiotic if necessary, as per protocol.
7. Establish a reliable venous access, preferably using a central line, with appropriate sized cannulas considering the newborn's weight.
8. Start monitoring the newborn's vital signs continuously throughout the procedure, including blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen saturation levels.
9. Administer the blood products gradually, following the exchange transfusion protocol and calculations based on the newborn's weight and hematocrit levels.
10. Monitor the newborn's vital signs closely during the infusion and be prepared to respond to any potential adverse reactions or complications.
11. As the exchange transfusion progresses, closely observe the newborn's clinical condition, assess their response to the procedure, and document any changes or complications.
12. Once the desired volume of blood has been exchanged, discontinue the transfusion and secure the venous access site with appropriate dressings.
13. Continuously monitor the newborn's vital signs and observe for any signs of respiratory distress, bleeding, or other complications post-transfusion.
14. Provide the parents or guardians with clear instructions on post-transfusion care, potential warning signs to watch for, and follow-up appointments.
15. Document the entire procedure and the newborn's response to the exchange transfusion in the medical records for future reference and continuity of care.

Who needs newborn exchange transfusion:

1. Newborns with severe hyperbilirubinemia that is unresponsive to phototherapy or shows signs of brain damage or neurologic dysfunction.
2. Newborns with hemolytic disease of the newborn, where the destruction of red blood cells exceeds the body's ability to replace them, causing severe anemia and jaundice.
3. Newborns with certain metabolic disorders or congenital infections that may require removal of toxic substances or infected blood.
4. Newborns with severe blood group incompatibility, such as Rh or ABO incompatibility, resulting in significant jaundice and potential complications.
5. Newborns with acute illness or organ failure requiring immediate intervention to optimize their clinical condition.

Please note that the information provided above should not substitute professional medical advice, and it is essential to consult with qualified healthcare providers for accurate guidance and individualized care.

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What is newborn exchange transfusion?

Newborn exchange transfusion is a medical procedure in which a baby's blood is replaced with donor blood to treat certain conditions.

Who is required to file newborn exchange transfusion?

The healthcare provider who performs the newborn exchange transfusion is required to report and file the procedure.

How to fill out newborn exchange transfusion?

The healthcare provider must fill out a detailed report including information about the baby, the procedure performed, and the outcome.

What is the purpose of newborn exchange transfusion?

The purpose of newborn exchange transfusion is to treat conditions such as severe jaundice, hemolytic disease, or certain infections.

What information must be reported on newborn exchange transfusion?

Information such as the baby's medical history, the reason for the procedure, the type and volume of blood exchanged, and any complications must be reported.