NEONATAL RESUSCITATION PROGRAM
FINAL PAPER UPDATED COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
BUNDLED REVIEW GUIDE
●● respiratory failure
Answer: The need for resuscitation caused by ____________, either
before or after birth.
●● breathing effort
Answer: After birth, respiratory failure occurs if baby does not initiate or
cannot maintain effective ______________
●● effective ventilation
Answer: The focus of neonatal resuscitation is _______________of the
baby's lungs
●● tactile stimulation
Answer: If the baby is in early respiratory failure, ____________ may
be enough.
●● gas exchange
Answer: Fetal lungs do not participate in ____________
,●● fluid, air
Answer: Potential alveoli filled with _________ instead of _________
●● pulmonary
Answer: __________ vessels that will carry blood to alveoli are tightly
constricted to prevent blood flow.
●● umbilical
Answer: The __________ vein supplies O2 which diffuses into fetal
blood vessels.
●● foramen ovale, ductus arteriosus
Answer: Most blood is shunted right-to-left via patent ___________ and
__________
●● Newborn uses lungs (instead of placenta) for gas exchange
Answer: What is the result after the baby breathes and the umbilical cord
is clamped?
●● Air replaces fluid in alveoli, O2 moves from alveoli into pulmonary
blood vessels and CO2 moves into alveoli to be exhaled
Answer: What is the result after the fluid in the alveoli is absorbed?
,●● Pulmonary blood flow increases and ductus arteriosus gradually
constricts.
Answer: What is the result of air in the alveoli cause blood vessels in
lungs to dilate?
●● 10
Answer: It may take up to __________ to get a newborn's SpO2 greater
than 90%.
●● heart, brain
Answer: Initially in fetal transition, the blood flow is redistributed away
from organs to ____________ and __________
●● fail, decreases
Answer: If inadequate gas exchange continues, the fetal heart begins to
____________ and blood to all organs ___________
●● muscle tone, SpO2, BP
Answer: Clinical findings in the interruption of fetal transition includes
apnea, tachypnea, bradycardia, tachycardia, decreased ___________,
low ___________, and low __________
●● organ damage
, Answer: A prolonged lack of perfusion and oxygenation can lead to
___________.
●● - Is the baby term?
- Is the newborn breathing or crying?
- Does the newborn have good muscle tone?
Answer: What are the three questions to ask during a newborn initial
assessment?
●● - Initial Assessment
- Airway
- Breathing
- Circulation
- Drug
Answer: What are the 5 blocks for the steps in newborn evaluation and
resuscitation?
●● Can the baby stay with mom or be moved to radiant warmer for
further evaluation?
Answer: What is the question to ask for initial assessment?
●● airway, spontaneous
FINAL PAPER UPDATED COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
BUNDLED REVIEW GUIDE
●● respiratory failure
Answer: The need for resuscitation caused by ____________, either
before or after birth.
●● breathing effort
Answer: After birth, respiratory failure occurs if baby does not initiate or
cannot maintain effective ______________
●● effective ventilation
Answer: The focus of neonatal resuscitation is _______________of the
baby's lungs
●● tactile stimulation
Answer: If the baby is in early respiratory failure, ____________ may
be enough.
●● gas exchange
Answer: Fetal lungs do not participate in ____________
,●● fluid, air
Answer: Potential alveoli filled with _________ instead of _________
●● pulmonary
Answer: __________ vessels that will carry blood to alveoli are tightly
constricted to prevent blood flow.
●● umbilical
Answer: The __________ vein supplies O2 which diffuses into fetal
blood vessels.
●● foramen ovale, ductus arteriosus
Answer: Most blood is shunted right-to-left via patent ___________ and
__________
●● Newborn uses lungs (instead of placenta) for gas exchange
Answer: What is the result after the baby breathes and the umbilical cord
is clamped?
●● Air replaces fluid in alveoli, O2 moves from alveoli into pulmonary
blood vessels and CO2 moves into alveoli to be exhaled
Answer: What is the result after the fluid in the alveoli is absorbed?
,●● Pulmonary blood flow increases and ductus arteriosus gradually
constricts.
Answer: What is the result of air in the alveoli cause blood vessels in
lungs to dilate?
●● 10
Answer: It may take up to __________ to get a newborn's SpO2 greater
than 90%.
●● heart, brain
Answer: Initially in fetal transition, the blood flow is redistributed away
from organs to ____________ and __________
●● fail, decreases
Answer: If inadequate gas exchange continues, the fetal heart begins to
____________ and blood to all organs ___________
●● muscle tone, SpO2, BP
Answer: Clinical findings in the interruption of fetal transition includes
apnea, tachypnea, bradycardia, tachycardia, decreased ___________,
low ___________, and low __________
●● organ damage
, Answer: A prolonged lack of perfusion and oxygenation can lead to
___________.
●● - Is the baby term?
- Is the newborn breathing or crying?
- Does the newborn have good muscle tone?
Answer: What are the three questions to ask during a newborn initial
assessment?
●● - Initial Assessment
- Airway
- Breathing
- Circulation
- Drug
Answer: What are the 5 blocks for the steps in newborn evaluation and
resuscitation?
●● Can the baby stay with mom or be moved to radiant warmer for
further evaluation?
Answer: What is the question to ask for initial assessment?
●● airway, spontaneous
