Tactile Stimulation for Infant Apnea: A Practical Guide
The most effective maneuver to establish normal breathing in a baby with secondary apnea is tactile stimulation. This involves gently rubbing or stroking the baby's back, feet, or chest to stimulate the respiratory centers in the brain and promote spontaneous breathing.Breathwork - Related Articles
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