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  1. Severe BPD

    bbnyrse replied to bbnyrse's topic in NICU, Neonatal
    He as very mild PPHN and they are trying Viagra. They can't justify NO because his PPHN was too mild. Though, I have seen it work on a baby via nasal cannula. He is on all the diuretics. The last time they tried to wean those he ended up with loads of fluid in his chest.

  2. Severe BPD

    bbnyrse posted a topic in NICU, Neonatal
    I just have a question for you more seasoned nurses out there. I have only been a NICU nurse for 4 years so I am experiencing new things every day. I have been taking care of a previous 25 weeker with severe BPD. He has been in the NICU for 8 months now. It seems everytime we try to wean him from meds or support some catastrophe happens. Recently it was weaning his O's to low flow. He ended up with a CO2 in the 80s. Now we are back on CPAP for 8 hours and Vapotherm for 16. Talk has come up from other nurses that I should prepare myself that he may never go home. Have you seen infants get this far and not survive. Neurologically he is actually very appropriate.

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