Consider volume expansion if the baby's heart rate has not reacted satisfactorily to previous resuscitative treatments (pale skin, poor perfusion, weak pulse). This is further explained below.
What is newborn resuscitation?
Generally, When a newborn baby is not breathing, gasping, or has a weak heartbeat upon delivery, a doctor performs a series of emergency measures to save the baby. Using these abilities, a doctor can save the lives of infants.
In conclusion, When blood loss is known or suspected (pale skin, poor perfusion, weak pulse), and the baby's heart rate has not reacted well to earlier resuscitative efforts, expanding the baby's volume might be explored as a possible next step.
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