TTN Recovery: Nursing Care & Feeding After Oxygen Therapy in NICU 👶 👨‍🍼 🍼

Welcome back to the channel! In this clinical video, we discuss the essential NICU nursing care and feeding management for a newborn recovering from Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn (TTN). ​Our patient was admitted to the NICU with TTN and was kept on oxygen therapy for 24 hours based on the doctor's advice. Now, the baby has successfully weaned off oxygen (oxygen-free), and we are initiating feeding trials. ​As NICU nurses and healthcare professionals, transitioning a baby from oxygen support to oral or tube feeding requires careful assessment and precise handling. ​🔑 What You Will Learn in This Video: ​Post-Oxygen Assessment: How to ensure the newborn is clinically stable before starting feeds. ​Feeding Trial Protocols: Step-by-step guide on how to safely introduce feeds (Breastfeeding/KMC/Spoon/Tube) after TTN. ​Monitoring Vitals: Key signs to watch out for during and after feeding (respiratory rate, SpO2, and sucking-swallowing coordination). ​NICU Nursing Care: Professional tips on handling, positioning, and minimizing stress for a recovering newborn. ​This video is highly recommended for nursing students, NICU staff, and healthcare professionals looking to upgrade their neonatal clinical skills. ​If you find this video helpful, please like, share, and subscribe for more professional nursing insights! ​#NICU #NeonatalNursing #TTN #NewbornCare #OxygenTherapy #FeedingTrial #PediatricNursing #Neonatology #NursingEducation #NICUCare