Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP) 7th Edition Seventh Edition

Had my own so I could write in the book

The lessons were up to their standard excellent presentation and printing quality. I am prepared for my NRP provider recertification! I had difficulty reading the last line of each page on my laptop Kindle Cloud Reader-when I paged down it would not be visible and I’d be on the next page. There may be a way to use the scroll function. I switched to the Kindle app on my iPad Pro and used the scroll down function and it solved the problem. Good quality program. I wish it was $10 less expensive.

Good quality book. I have been using this book for the past two weeks and it is till in perfect condition. Based on other reviews I was a little hesitant to order since some books fell apart but that was not the case for me. trust me I liked andyou can't beat the price!!

The quality of the book, in terms of paper and image clarity etc., is very good. The content is very great knowledge to have, and although it's advanced, it's presented in a way that's fairly easy to understand. But have some caffeine or energy drinks available, because it's still very dry and will put you to sleep.

This is an easy to read comprehensive updated review of the care of distressed neonates. Key points and lesson reviews at the end of each chapter help to reinforce topics. Some topics are repeated throughout the book to help retention. Multiple case studies. This book makes it easy to pass the NRP 7th edition exam and is an excellent companion to the baby E-simulation learning tool cases on the AAP.org website. The book makes you a better caregiver for sure.

The book is well written. It goes through step by step of all aspects of neonatal resuscitation and is quite in depth for learners of all backgrounds. The book is decently long because of this depth. There are great illustrations to facilitate learning. There are chapter summaries and practice questions with answers. If you have a decent medical background, this book is a quick read. Overall, it is a must read for anyone taking the NRP the first time. Seems overpriced though.

A student in Tanzania got the book for her studies and was a great contribution.

The Neonatal Resuscitation Program has gone though many iterations since its inception. I thought the 7th edition of the textbook was the best version to date. It is easy to follow and memorable, with emphasis on teamwork, and special guidance in managing premature infants and special situations such as diaphragmatic hernia. I especially like the inclusion of LMA airways and a good detailed pictorial of how to insert them.