Multiple Choice Questions

A- HR<100
  • Gentle stimulation and 1 min old. not breathing
  • When is the placement of endotracheal tube recommended?
  • Gestation age of 26 weeks
  • Conc of O2 for PPV
B- Newborn parents
  • Counselor
  • Teacher
  • Labored Breathing
  • Surrogate
A- In hospital and immediately available
  • Intubation skills be available?
  • 8th edition cardiac monitor recommended
  • Intubation speed
  • congenital diaphragmatic hernia
D- Low cardiac output
  • Laryngoscope blade sizes
  • Co2 detector not yellow
  • How often HR during compression
  • chest compressions
C-who will monitor baby in mother room
  • Intubation skills be available?
  • HR low and poor perfusion
  • 8th edition cardiac monitor recommended
  • Team plan to leave baby with mother
A- 0.02 mg/kg
  • 8th annual NPR - Epi
  • 9th annual NPR - Epi
  • 5th annual NPR - Epi
  • 7th annual NPR - Epi
A- Begin PPV by mask
  • Gentle stimulation and 1 min old. not breathing
  • No breathing. Next intervention
  • Depth of chest compressions
  • asymmetric breath sounds immediately after intubation suggest?
B- Intubate and orogastric tube
  • foreign body
  • congenital diaphragmatic hernia
  • osteogenesis imperfecta
  • tracheoesophageal fistula
C- Rt main bronchus
  • Gentle stimulation and 1 min old. not breathing
  • asymmetric breath sounds immediately after intubation suggest?
  • Co2 detector not yellow
  • morbidity burden and option for resuscitations
A- Every 60 sec
  • morbidity burden and option for resuscitations
  • Co2 detector not yellow
  • No breathing. Next intervention
  • How often HR during compression
C- exhaled Co2 and inc HR
  • Chest compression indicated?
  • Confirming endotracheal tube
  • HR during chest compression
  • CPAP inc O2 so next step
A-cardiac monitor
  • HR low and poor perfusion
  • 3 compression and 1 breath
  • Cpap inc o2 so next step
  • Co2 detector not yellow
D- 1-2-3 and breathe
  • abdominal thrusts
  • dry, warm, position, suction, stimulate
  • medications
  • chest compressions
A- 1/3rd AP dia of chest
  • Depth of chest compressions
  • Chest compression indicated?
  • Birth<32 weeks gestations
  • Need for alternative airway
B- 5 to 10 min
  • 10ml/kg saline
  • 110ml/kg saline
  • 0ml/kg saline
  • 11ml/kg saline
C- 60 sec
  • HR during chest compression
  • Intubation speed
  • Gestation age of 26 weeks
  • After IV check HR after
A- 30 sec
  • Conc of O2 for PPV
  • Intubation speed
  • After IV check HR after
  • Intubation skills be available?
B- When alternative airway is inserted
  • 8th edition cardiac monitor recommended
  • 7th edition cardiac monitor recommended
  • 6th edition cardiac monitor recommended
  • 9th edition cardiac monitor recommended
B- HR<60 after 30 sec PPV
  • Birth<32 weeks gestations
  • Depth of chest compressions
  • Need for alternative airway
  • Chest compression indicated?
A- CPAP 5 cm h2o
  • Labored breathing
  • Laryngoscope blade sizes
  • No breathing. next intervention
  • 10ml/kg saline
A- Start PPV
  • morbidity burden and option for resuscitations
  • No breathing. Next intervention
  • 3 compression and 1 breath
  • How often HR during compression
D- single 0 not 00
  • HR low and poor perfusion
  • CPAP inc O2 so next step
  • Co2 detector not yellow
  • Laryngoscope blade sizes
A-Comfort care
  • morbidity burden and option for resuscitations
  • How often HR during compression
  • Gentle stimulation and 1 min old. not breathing
  • No breathing. Next intervention
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