Pre-ductal and post-ductal SpO2 are arterial saturations that refer to oxygen saturation levels in vessels that originate from the heart. Specifically, pre- and post-SpO2 are measured in blood …

When monitoring pre-ductal (right hand) and post-ductal (either foot) saturations, alarms should be set to alert staff to a difference in SpO 2 greater than 10% (normally <10%). Alterations to …

Jan 23, 2006 · The studies have not consistently distinguished between pre- and post-ductal saturation values, but pre-ductal SpO2 seems to be 7% to 10% higher than post-ductal …

Oxygen saturation is 90-94 per cent: Refer the infant for clinical assessment by the paediatric team or discuss with PIPER. Clinical assessment includes examination for: murmurs; femoral …

Pulse Oximetry Screening is performed by measuring the baby’s pre and post- ductal saturations. The saturation probe is applied to the baby’s right hand (provides a pre-ductal reading) and …

Oct 22, 2010 · The pre- and the post-ductal saturations are both arterial saturations (blood from the heart), and refers to arterial oxygen saturation in vessels originating from the aorta before …

Aug 16, 2006 · Pre- and post-ductal SpO 2 levels were recorded during the first 15 minutes after birth. Exclusion criteria were gestational age <37 weeks, presence of risk factors for asphyxia, …

All infants born ≥36 weeks should have pre ductal (right arm) and post ductal (either foot) saturations measured at 2-3 hours of age. This screening test is

Pre- and post-ductal SpO2 levels were recorded during the first 15 minutes after birth. Exclusion criteria were gestational age <37 weeks, presence of risk factors for asphyxia, emergency …

The purpose of this guideline is to ensure that all newborn babies born in hospital, midwifery led units or at home are screened for critical congenital heart defects through the early recording …