Every parent who is expecting a baby is at top of the world and they plan everything for the baby right from the clothes, what they would do and where they would deliver and it is a rude shock when the baby delivers prematurely. What is the biggest problem when the baby develops prematurely? There are lot of problems when the baby is born preterm. But with good care, in centers like Cloudnine, most of the parents, even if they have a preterm baby, the babies do well and they are happy at the end of it. But the biggest problem we face with the preterm babies is the underdevelopment of the lung. So when the baby is in the mothers womb, it is the mother who does the breathing, gives the oxygen to the baby and takes away the carbon dioxide and the lungs are almost nonfunctional. As soon as the baby is born, the baby cries, the lungs open up and the baby start breathing. To keep these lungs open, we need a substance called as surfactant. So babies who are born before 32 weeks, they don’t have adequate surfactant to keep the lungs patent and therefore these babies have something called as respiratory distress syndrome due to hyaline membrane disease, because of inadequate surfactant. So this is the biggest problem that preterm babies face and this can be easily treated by giving surfactant externally when the baby is born. Also support of ventilation in the form of CPAP or gentle ventilation can help these babies with premature lungs to evolve so that their lungs become stronger and then they can breathe on their own. So this is a common problems born prematurely and this can be prevented. If mom goes into premature labor, giving steroid injections can prevent this immature lungs from having this surfactant deficiency. So if you go into premature labor see that you can reach your medical service were you can be given steroids and if you have 24 hours before you deliver the baby, most of the babies will be born with protected lungs. But in case if you are unfortunate and you deliver spontaneously, external use of surfactant and ventilation can help these preterm babies.
So a question that I often get asked, even by fathers, after a baby is born, is how a baby has gone from breathing the amniotic fluid of pregnancy to breathing room air, and how that process occurs. It’s a very complicated process that initially involves blood vessels in a baby when a baby is in utero that we that we don’t have as adults. But the simpler part of the process comes in the actual labor process. So when a baby is inside a mother’s womb, there are extra blood vessels that keep the baby from needing lungs the way that we need lungs to process oxygen. So in the womb, the baby actually doesn’t use its lungs almost at all, and so they’re full of fluid. That fluid keeps pressure on the blood vessels of the baby’s lungs so that they don’t they don’t open and they aren’t needed.. When the baby is going through labor, the natural compressive forces on the baby in the pelvis, and with each contraction, actually push that fluid out of the lungs with every contraction. And overtime, what happens is as there’s less and less fluid, the blood vessels in the lungs open gradually because there’s less pressure on them. As that happens, they start to recognize more and more oxygen from the fetal blood supply, and they get even bigger. Over the entire labor process, as those vessels become larger and larger and start retaining more oxygen, one of the extra blood vessels that babies have starts to close, and that’s one of the blood vessels that keeps the blood from going to the lungs while the baby is inside of the mother’s womb. So as that blood vessel closes, and there’s less pressure on those vessels in the lungs, the air starts to go preferentially to the lungs instead of just the circulation that the baby has already had.. When the baby is finally born, and the fetal head is delivered, the baby starts to take those breaths by response to the lack of oxygen that it’s experiencing. And those initial breaths bring even more air into these blood vessels in the lungs that are opening, and allow those blood vessels to become as wide open as possible. Once those vessels are open, and that other vessel has closed, the baby will breathe exclusively through its lungs.. Sometimes what parents notice is that a baby is coughing or spitting after delivery, or has a difficult time transitioning to breathing, and that’s often because the baby hasn’t squeezed all of the fluid that was in its lungs while it was in utero out to breathe air. And that can cause babies to have what we call transient tachypnea of the newborn, which is retained fluid in the lungs, which leads to difficulty breathing, sometimes taking shallow short breaths instead of good deep breaths, and sometimes difficulty sleeping. So some of those babies will need to have extra care or extra suctioning to get some of that fluid out. You’ll also notice that the nurses in the delivery room really want to make your baby scream, and that’s because that screaming and crying helps bring even more oxygen into those developing lungs, and clear out the rest of that fluid.
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Have you ever wondered what happens when a baby takes their first breath?. How Do A Newborn’s Lungs Work? is the first in a series of videos from the HRB Mother and Baby Clinical Trial Network Ireland, explaining what happens in some common pregnancy and newborn health problems, and how research is trying to answer the questions we still have.. Our first video looks at Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn, or PPHN, a condition that can affect roughly 2 in every 1,000 births. PPHN happens when the blood vessels in a newborn’s lungs don’t expand as they should after birth. This hinders blood from picking up oxygen in the lungs, and results in low blood oxygen throughout the baby’s body.. At the HRB Mother and Baby Clinical Trial Network, we’re researching new treatments for PPHN. You can read more about our research and PPHN on our website www.hrb-mbctni.ie. Follow us on Twitter @HRBMumAndBaby. And like our Facebook www.facebook.com/HRBMotherAndBabyCTNI/
While customs and traditions involving pregnancy vary worldwide, the developmental process is essentially universal. Find out about the science of pregnancy from conception, through the three trimesters, and to labor and delivery.. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe. #NationalGeographic #Pregnancy #Educational. About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world’s premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what’s possible.. Get More National Geographic: Official Site: http://bit.ly/NatGeoOfficialSite. Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBNatGeo. Twitter: http://bit.ly/NatGeoTwitter. Instagram: http://bit.ly/NatGeoInsta. Pregnancy 101 | National Geographic. https://youtu.be/XEfnq4Q4bfk. National Geographic. https://www.youtube.com/natgeo
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Lung development in humans happens over five different stages. After the embryo stage, a baby’s lungs develop in what’s called the pseudoglandular stage. During this stage, which lasts from about 5 weeks to 17 weeks gestation, the baby’s lungs can be compared to a tree trunk with branches sprouting from it.
A lung bud develops from a tube of cells called the foregut (which will itself later go on to form the gut). This bud separates into two. These two buds will eventually become your baby’s right and left lungs. Your baby makes lung movements in the womb as if they are practising breathing. The process starts at 6 weeks of pregnancy, when a small pouch of tissue called the lung bud is created from the front wall of the tube that will become your baby’s esophagus.
Over the next week, this single bud will split into two separate buds (one for each lung), and the windpipe will start to form between them. Lung development begins early in pregnancy, but is not complete until the third trimester. Between 24–36 weeks of pregnancy, the lungs begin developing alveoli – the tiny lung sacs that fill. As the baby’s lungs continue to develop, more alveoli are added during a stage called the saccular stage because the lungs begin to resemble collapsed sacs.
This stage lasts until about 35 weeks of. Scientists develop fluid-filled artificial womb to help premature babies. Kate Kelland and set up the system so that this flowed into and out of the bag.
Lung development in fetal lambs is. As the baby develops during weeks six through ten of pregnancy, the intestines get longer and push out from the belly into the umbilical cord. By the eleventh week of pregnancy, the intestines normally go back into the belly. If this does not happen, an omphalocele occurs. The omphalocele can be small, with only some of the intestines outside.
In the womb, the baby’s lungs are filled with fluid. This is normal and healthy. During labor, your baby’s body releases chemicals to help their lungs push out the fluid. The pressure of the birth.
Thinking about V-day made me think of the lung development of babies. When I was pregnant with DS I started having contractions that were very strong and started making some progress around 35 weeks. The nurses kept telling me that boys had a harder time at a younger age than girls specifically the lung development.
Thus they were considered full term. But I’ve seen a few episodes of A Baby Story and those types of shows, where the doctors have done an amnio at 37-38 weeks to test for lung development and found that the lungs weren’t fully developed, so they couldn’t induce the mom’s early like they wanted to.
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Its lungs develop more fully, eyelids open, and first trimester mature and grow during this trimester.
Respiratory movements have been observed early in the first trimester of pregnancy During intrauterine development, the fetal lungs are filled with liquid secreted by the pulmonary epithelium.
from Nurse Anesthesia E-Book by John J. Nagelhout, Karen Plaus Elsevier Health Sciences, 2009
The Lungs Before Birth In fetal life, the lungs are filled by fluid secreted by the lung epithelium; the lung fluid is essential for growth and development of the lungs and this fluid exchanges with amniotic fluid.
At birth, the lungs are approximately half-filled with fluid derived from the amniotic cavity, lungs, and tracheal glands.
from The Developing Human E-Book by Keith L. Moore, T. V. N. Persaud, Mark G. Torchia Elsevier Health Sciences, 2011
Because lung fluid production slows in late pregnancy and absorption of lung fluid begins in early labor, after birth only about 35% of the original lung fluid volume needs to be cleared.151,176,187 Ventilation of the lungs leads to liquid dispersion across the pulmonary epithelium (Figure 10-15).
Foetal lungs contain ‘lung liquid’ (LL) which is secreted by the pulmonary epithelial cells and flows out through the developing airway into the amniotic fluid or gastrointestinal tract, flushing debris from the airways as it does so.
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Human pregnancy typically lasts around 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters of three months. What intrigues you the most about this developmental process?
God is amazing. The fact that this delicate being is so safe inside the uterus and goes through all these different transformations is a frickin’ miracle. And to feel it happening inside you is another miracle.
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“Even by fathers…” I don’t understand the underlying implication. Do you think they generally don’t care about the babies’ whereabouts or that they somehow ought to know this particular fact beforehand?
Hi there, The explanation provided in this video is a myth and no longer believed to be the actual mechanism for fluid resorption in the newborn. It is more associated with changing hormones (epinephrine, thyroxine, vasopressin, glucocorticoids) that lead to changes of sodium resorption causing fluid to be reabsorbed by the body (lymphatics). This article found at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16549212 mentions this mechanism as well
I had a C-section on June 11.2014 and my baby is still in the NICU. My baby have TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA for now,my question is to you,how long was it before he started breathing normally? I’m worry.I’m going to leave everything in God hand.
My question is, with advancements in modern science is it possible to inhibit the closing of that artery and have a human that can live in an amniotic environment? or what I also want to know is it possible with science to expand the time a human develops in the womb for FEW EXTRA MONTHS? can one delay birth? can we nurture a life inside an artificial womb>?
3:6. He is the One Who is shaping you in the wombs as He wishes; there is no Deity except Him, the Exalted, the Wise.
It is told in verse 59: 24 that He is Lord Allah, the Creator of the soul, the Maker of the body and the Synchronizer of the soul with body; to Him belongs names submitted by the Best Book Adhikr; whatever in Heavens and in Earth glorifies Him, He is the Exalted, the Wise. See explanation 2: 28 and 129.
From Adhikr-the Best Interpretation of Lord’s Book
My mom got delivery during her 6 and half months of pregnancy due to some health issues….as child i used to be very week.. i am 19 years old now….living a healthy life….
Very good video, except the uterus does not shrink back to its original size immediately after delivery. It takes several weeks. Let’s also remember to acknowledge postpartum bodies!
It’s amazing to actually feel that there is something moving (kicking here and there) inside my belly, and to know that this is gonna be a beginning of a human being That will grow up and have a life, pretty much like how we are living now. It’s such a magical experience that only a woman could have ✨
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Human pregnancy typically lasts around 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters of three months. What intrigues you the most about this developmental process?
God is amazing. The fact that this delicate being is so safe inside the uterus and goes through all these different transformations is a frickin’ miracle. And to feel it happening inside you is another miracle.
To all infected, sickness, or viruses there is always a herbal treatment for it, I’m still wondering why you think you can’t get rid of an illness you where not created with.
For cure, if you are diagnosed with the following illness! HPV, HSV CANCER, CANCER, DIABETES, GENITAL HERPES. ETC..Kindly contact Dr mercy for cure via email. [email protected] gmail.com or whatsapp +2348141659546..because he actually help my mum to cure 4years of cancer
“Even by fathers…”
I don’t understand the underlying implication. Do you think they generally don’t care about the babies’ whereabouts or that they somehow ought to know this particular fact beforehand?
Hi there,
The explanation provided in this video is a myth and no longer believed to be the actual mechanism for fluid resorption in the newborn. It is more associated with changing hormones (epinephrine, thyroxine, vasopressin, glucocorticoids) that lead to changes of sodium resorption causing fluid to be reabsorbed by the body (lymphatics).
This article found at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16549212 mentions this mechanism as well
I had a C-section on June 11.2014 and my baby is still in the NICU. My baby have TRANSIENT TACHYPNEA for now,my question is to you,how long was it before he started breathing normally? I’m worry.I’m going to leave everything in God hand.
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My question is, with advancements in modern science is it possible to inhibit the closing of that artery and have a human that can live in an amniotic environment? or what I also want to know is it possible with science to expand the time a human develops in the womb for FEW EXTRA MONTHS? can one delay birth? can we nurture a life inside an artificial womb>?
3:6. He is the One Who is shaping you in the wombs as He wishes; there is no Deity except Him, the Exalted, the Wise.
It is told in verse 59: 24 that He is Lord Allah, the Creator of the soul, the Maker of the body and the Synchronizer of the soul with body; to Him belongs names submitted by the Best Book Adhikr; whatever in Heavens and in Earth glorifies Him, He is the Exalted, the Wise. See explanation 2: 28 and 129.
From Adhikr-the Best Interpretation of Lord’s Book
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My mom got delivery during her 6 and half months of pregnancy due to some health issues….as child i used to be very week.. i am 19 years old now….living a healthy life….
Very good video, except the uterus does not shrink back to its original size immediately after delivery. It takes several weeks. Let’s also remember to acknowledge postpartum bodies!
It’s amazing to actually feel that there is something moving (kicking here and there) inside my belly, and to know that this is gonna be a beginning of
a human being
That will grow up and have a life, pretty much like how we are living now.
It’s such a magical experience that only a woman could have ✨
There’s are 2 wish clothes review on my channel if you’re in need of cheap pregnancy clothes and want to get an idea of what the clothes looks like and material����