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Question:
When is placement of an endotracheal tube recommended
Answer:
- If the baby's heart rate remains < 100 bpm and is not
increasing after PPV with a face- mask or laryngeal mask
- If direct tracheal suction is needed for suspected airway
obstruction
- If PPV is prolonged
- Before starting chest compressions
Question:
You are resuscitating an apneic and bradycardic newborn of
36 weeks gestation in the delivery room. You have
administered 30 seconds of positive pressure ventilation
(PPV) with a face mask and the chest is moving with assisted
breaths. The babies heart rate is 70 bpm and not increasing
what is your next step
Answer:
Intubate the baby
Question:
During every delivery, where should a person with intubation
skills be available?
Answer:
In the hospital and immediately available
Question:
A newborn has received facemask ventilation, but is not
improving despite performing the first five ventilation
corrective steps. The heart rate is not rising, and there is poor
chest movement what is the next most appropriate step?
, Answer:
Insert an endotracheal tube or laryngeal mask immediately
Question:
If using a style the tip of stylet ___ extend beyond the
endotracheal tube side and end holes
Answer:
Must NOT
Question:
What are the preferred laryngoscope blade sizes for use in a
pre-term newborn?
Answer:
No. 00 blade No. 0 blade
Question:
What size (mm ID) endotracheal tube should be used to
intubate a 26 weeks estimated gestational age newborn with
an estimated birth weight of 0.8 kg
Answer:
2.5 mm
Question:
At what point during resuscitation is a cardiac monitor
recommended to assess the baby's heart rate
Answer:
At the point when an alternative airway becomes necessary
Question:
Ideally, the intubation procedure should be completed within
_________
Answer:
30 seconds
, Question:
What are the primary methods of confirming endotracheal
two placement within the trachea?
Answer:
Demonstration of exhaled CO2 and a rapidly increasing heart
rate
Question:
Why might a babies condition worsen after endotracheal
intubation?
Answer:
- displaced endotracheal tube
- pneumothorax
- equipment failure
- obstructed endotracheal tube
Question:
During chest compressions, what is the recommended
compressor's call out to coordinate compressions and
ventilations?
Answer:
One and two and three and breathe and
Question:
A newborn is apneic at birth. The baby does not improve with
the initial steps and (PPV) positive pressure ventilation is
started. after 30 seconds of positive pressure ventilation the
heart rate has increased from 40 to 80 BPM and is slowly
increasing. What is your next step?
Answer:
Continue positive pressure ventilation
100% Verified Answers
Question:
When is placement of an endotracheal tube recommended
Answer:
- If the baby's heart rate remains < 100 bpm and is not
increasing after PPV with a face- mask or laryngeal mask
- If direct tracheal suction is needed for suspected airway
obstruction
- If PPV is prolonged
- Before starting chest compressions
Question:
You are resuscitating an apneic and bradycardic newborn of
36 weeks gestation in the delivery room. You have
administered 30 seconds of positive pressure ventilation
(PPV) with a face mask and the chest is moving with assisted
breaths. The babies heart rate is 70 bpm and not increasing
what is your next step
Answer:
Intubate the baby
Question:
During every delivery, where should a person with intubation
skills be available?
Answer:
In the hospital and immediately available
Question:
A newborn has received facemask ventilation, but is not
improving despite performing the first five ventilation
corrective steps. The heart rate is not rising, and there is poor
chest movement what is the next most appropriate step?
, Answer:
Insert an endotracheal tube or laryngeal mask immediately
Question:
If using a style the tip of stylet ___ extend beyond the
endotracheal tube side and end holes
Answer:
Must NOT
Question:
What are the preferred laryngoscope blade sizes for use in a
pre-term newborn?
Answer:
No. 00 blade No. 0 blade
Question:
What size (mm ID) endotracheal tube should be used to
intubate a 26 weeks estimated gestational age newborn with
an estimated birth weight of 0.8 kg
Answer:
2.5 mm
Question:
At what point during resuscitation is a cardiac monitor
recommended to assess the baby's heart rate
Answer:
At the point when an alternative airway becomes necessary
Question:
Ideally, the intubation procedure should be completed within
_________
Answer:
30 seconds
, Question:
What are the primary methods of confirming endotracheal
two placement within the trachea?
Answer:
Demonstration of exhaled CO2 and a rapidly increasing heart
rate
Question:
Why might a babies condition worsen after endotracheal
intubation?
Answer:
- displaced endotracheal tube
- pneumothorax
- equipment failure
- obstructed endotracheal tube
Question:
During chest compressions, what is the recommended
compressor's call out to coordinate compressions and
ventilations?
Answer:
One and two and three and breathe and
Question:
A newborn is apneic at birth. The baby does not improve with
the initial steps and (PPV) positive pressure ventilation is
started. after 30 seconds of positive pressure ventilation the
heart rate has increased from 40 to 80 BPM and is slowly
increasing. What is your next step?
Answer:
Continue positive pressure ventilation
