positive pressure ventilation (ppv)

When is PPV Indicated?

PPV is indicated when a neonate exhibits signs of respiratory compromise, including:
- Apnea or gasping
- Persistent cyanosis despite oxygen administration
- Heart rate less than 100 beats per minute
- Weak or absent respiratory effort

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