Introduction: The inability to intake sufficient oxygen into the lungs increases the likelihood of hypoxia. Hypoxia is a condition in which there is an inadequate supply of oxygen reaching the body’s cells and tissues. Hypoxia can result in various serious and potentially life-threatening complications. But if you know what to look for, you can manage the condition before it leads to dangerous complications. You may have heard of both hypoxia and hypoxemia. Methodology: A 100 sample are in this study Research approach is with evaluative approach was used Research design is Descriptive longitudinal research design in this study independent variable clinico-investigative profile and treatment trends In this study depended variable are newborns with Birth Asphyxia admitted The study conducted Neonatal unit, [ward no 5 and 16] situated at ground floor and second floor of Pravara Rural Hospital, Loni, Bk. In the context to present study, Newborns admitted in Neonatal unit, [ward no 5 and16] at PRH will be population for study. The sample for this study consisted of newborns under 7 days old who met the inclusion criteria. A non-probability convenience sampling technique was employed for the selection process. Result: Distribution of neonates as per APGAR score majority 53%. Symptoms represented by the neonates were showing that 58% heart rate less Resuscitative Measures taken for the Neonates to initiate the Breathing were as follows Ambubag used for the 57%. SARNAT scoring for classification of Asphyxia as per score value indicating that Majority 45% clinic-investigative profile of the neonates to initiate the treatment the value represents majority of neonates 56% Neurological dysfunction and treatment trends in the study group as per the clinical investigative profile Majority 40% had developed hypoxic encephalopathy followed Correlation of clinico-investigative profile of birth asphyxia with their effectiveness of treatment. There was no correlation between Treatment SARNAT. There is no correlation between Apgar score and Post treatment of SARNAT score as management of birth asphyxia. Correlation of Clinical outcome of the Neonate and effectiveness of treatment pathway correlation of clinical outcome of effective treatment of birth asphyxia 39% of the neonate was improved well from birth asphyxia. Correlate clinico-investigative profile and treatment trends with Demographic Variable. The overall experience of conducting this study was gratifying, as there was a positive response to the cheek and lip stimulation methods used. The study also provided a valuable learning opportunity for the investigator. Conclusion: clinical outcome of effective treatment of birth asphyxia 39% of the neonate was improved well from birth asphyxia. Remaining 25% were still under treatment and 16% have got discharge after effective treatment and 10% of the neonate have dead due to severe complication of birth asphyxia. But the table does not show any specific correlation with any of the close relation with treatment and management of neonates.

Keywords:lungs, birth asphyxia, severe complication, clinico-investigative profile, Demographic Variable

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Introduction: The inability to intake sufficient oxygen into the lungs increases the likelihood of hypoxia. Hypoxia is a condition in which there is an inadequate supply of oxygen reaching the body’s cells and tissues. Hypoxia can result in various serious and potentially life-threatening complications. But if you know what to look for, you can manage the condition before it leads to dangerous complications. You may have heard of both hypoxia and hypoxemia. Methodology: A 100 sample are in this study Research approach is with evaluative approach was used Research design is Descriptive longitudinal research design in this study independent variable clinico-investigative profile and treatment trends In this study depended variable are newborns with Birth Asphyxia admitted The study conducted Neonatal unit, [ward no 5 and 16] situated at ground floor and second floor of Pravara Rural Hospital, Loni, Bk. In the context to present study, Newborns admitted in Neonatal unit, [ward no 5 and16] at PRH will be population for study. The sample for this study consisted of newborns under 7 days old who met the inclusion criteria. A non-probability convenience sampling technique was employed for the selection process. Result: Distribution of neonates as per APGAR score majority 53%. Symptoms represented by the neonates were showing that 58% heart rate less Resuscitative Measures taken for the Neonates to initiate the Breathing were as follows Ambubag used for the 57%. SARNAT scoring for classification of Asphyxia as per score value indicating that Majority 45% clinic-investigative profile of the neonates to initiate the treatment the value represents majority of neonates 56% Neurological dysfunction and treatment trends in the study group as per the clinical investigative profile Majority 40% had developed hypoxic encephalopathy followed Correlation of clinico-investigative profile of birth asphyxia with their effectiveness of treatment. There was no correlation between Treatment SARNAT. There is no correlation between Apgar score and Post treatment of SARNAT score as management of birth asphyxia. Correlation of Clinical outcome of the Neonate and effectiveness of treatment pathway correlation of clinical outcome of effective treatment of birth asphyxia 39% of the neonate was improved well from birth asphyxia. Correlate clinico-investigative profile and treatment trends with Demographic Variable. The overall experience of conducting this study was gratifying, as there was a positive response to the cheek and lip stimulation methods used. The study also provided a valuable learning opportunity for the investigator. Conclusion: clinical outcome of effective treatment of birth asphyxia 39% of the neonate was improved well from birth asphyxia. Remaining 25% were still under treatment and 16% have got discharge after effective treatment and 10% of the neonate have dead due to severe complication of birth asphyxia. But the table does not show any specific correlation with any of the close relation with treatment and management of neonates.

Keywords:lungs, birth asphyxia, severe complication, clinico-investigative profile, Demographic Variable

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