The journal of maternal-fetal & neonatal medicine : the official journal of the European Association of Perinatal Medicine, the Federation of Asia and Oceania Perinatal Societies, the International Society of Perinatal Obstetricians · 2015
Quantifying force application to a newborn manikin during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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Solevåg Anne Lee, Cheung Po-Yin, Li Elliott, Aziz Khalid, O'Reilly Megan, Fu Bo, Zheng Bin, Schmölzer Georg
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OBJECTIVE: To assess utility of the FingerTPS™ system in measuring chest compression (CC) rate and force.
METHODS: Five minutes of CC was performed in a neonatal manikin without (n = 29) and with (n = 30) a metronome. The FingerTPS™ force (lbs.) was compared to pressure (mmHg) in a 50-mL normal-saline bag inside the manikin. FingerTPS™ CC rate and the time until a 20% decline from baseline force and pressure were calculated.
RESULTS: The normal-saline pressure declined earlier than the FingerTPS™ force. Metronome use did not influence CC rate, force or pressure.
CONCLUSIONS: The FingerTPS™ can be used to measure CC rate and force.
METHODS: Five minutes of CC was performed in a neonatal manikin without (n = 29) and with (n = 30) a metronome. The FingerTPS™ force (lbs.) was compared to pressure (mmHg) in a 50-mL normal-saline bag inside the manikin. FingerTPS™ CC rate and the time until a 20% decline from baseline force and pressure were calculated.
RESULTS: The normal-saline pressure declined earlier than the FingerTPS™ force. Metronome use did not influence CC rate, force or pressure.
CONCLUSIONS: The FingerTPS™ can be used to measure CC rate and force.