Neonatal Resuscitation Algorithm Quiz 4

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1. What is the chest compression to ventilation ratio for an intubated nonvigorous newly born when chest compressions are necessary for neonatal resuscitation?
- a. 30 compressions to 2 ventilations
- b. 15 compressions to 2 ventilations
- c. 5 compressions to 1 ventilation
- d. 3 compressions to 1 ventilation
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2. What is the correct depth of chest compressions?
- a. 1/4 of the anterior-posterior diameter of the chest
- b. 1/2 of the anterior-posterior diameter of the chest
- c. 1/3 of the anterior-posterior diameter of the chest
- d. 2 inches
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3. What is the expected preductal SpO2 of a newborn 1 minute after birth?
- a. 60–65%
- b. 65–70%
- c. 80–85%
- d. 85–95%
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4. What is the expected timeframe for performing he initial steps in newborn resuscitation?
- a. 1 minute
- b. 2 minutes
- c. 3 minutes
- d. 5 minutes
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5. What is the recommended dose of intravenous fluid to give when resuscitating newborns in hypovolemic shock?
- a. 10 mL/kg
- b. 20 mL/kg
- c. 30 mL/kg
- d. 40 mL/kg
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6. When initially providing oxygen supplementation to term newborns at sea level, what percentage of oxygen should the team use?
- a. 21%
- b. 45%
- c. 50%
- d. 100%
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7. When is epinephrine considered as a treatment in neonatal resuscitation?
- a. Immediately after the neonate’s heart rate goes below 60 bpm
- b. When the newly born remains bradycardic after adequate positive pressure ventilation and chest compressions
- c. After 5 cycles of high-quality CPR, and the neonate fails to achieve a return of spontaneous circulation
- d. After 1 minute of high-quality CPR, regardless of the heart rate
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8. Which finding best represents adequate positive pressure ventilation in a newly born in need of neonatal resuscitation?
- a. An increase in blood pressure
- b. An increase in respiratory rate
- c. A decrease in end-tidal CO2
- d. An increase in heart rate
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9. Which finding confirms that you are providing adequate ventilation, which can be a deciding point for initiating chest compression?
- a. There is resistance in the self-inflating bag during each breath.
- b. The CO2 detector is colored purple.
- c. Preductal oxygen saturation reads 60% at 2 minutes after delivery.
- d. There is a visible chest rise after each breath provided.
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10. Which of the following are conditions for applying an alternative airway in a newly born?
- a. When the heart rate does not increase after a significant time of positive pressure ventilation
- b. When the neonate fails to demonstrate the predicted preductal oxygen saturation within normal limits and has a heart rate of 100 bpm
- c. In the presence of acrocyanosis
- d. All of the above
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