Temperature is set. The second step is to ensure that the bed the newborn is lying on, just like an adult patient's bed, can adjust the height of the head and foot of the bed. For a child with ARDS like this, the head of the bed needs to be raised slightly to assist with the airflow from the high-frequency ventilator reaching the lung base to help open the alveoli.
To diagnose whether the child has ARDS, taking an x-ray to assist the doctor in making a clear diagnosis is ideal. Carrying the child back and forth to the x-ray room is impractical. After all, even adults now have the option of mobile x-ray machines at the bedside. The newborn resuscitation station can certainly be equipped with such equipment, allowing the child to undergo x-ray directly without leaving the station, quickly and efficiently.
Now, let's start with the x-ray.
