NRP 8th Edition New Update Actual Test with complete solution

What is the single most important and effective step in neonatal resuscitation? - Answer-Ventilation of the newborn's lungs Abnormal Transition Findings - Answer--Irregular Breathing, absent breathing, or rapid breathing -Slow or fast heart rate -Decreased Muscle Tone -Pale Skin or Blue Skin -Low oxygen saturation -Low blood pressure NRP algorithm- First Step - Answer-Antenatal Counselling Team Debriefing Equipment Check After the birth of the baby, what do you ask? - Answer-1. Term Gestation? 2. Good Tone? 3. Breathing or crying? FIVE INITIAL STEPS: If you answer NO to any of the three questions (term, tone, breathing) what do you do? - Answer-Warm Dry Stimulate Position airway Suction if needed Apnea or gasping? HR <100bpm= NO with laboured breathing/cyanosis - Answer-Position airway, suction if neededPulse oximeter Oxygen if needed Consider CPAP Apnea or gasping? HR <100bpm= YES - Answer-PPV Pulse Oximeter Consider Cardiac Monitor HR STILL less than 100bpm= YES - Answer-Ensure adequate ventilation Consider ETT or laryngeal mask Cardiac Monitor HR <60 bpm? - Answer-ETT or laryngeal mask Chest compressions Coordinate PPV-100% oxygen UVC HR STILL <60 bpm? - Answer-IV Epinephrine every 3-5 minutes If still less than 60, consider hypovolemia or pneumothorax Rapid Evaluation - Answer-Determine if the newborn can remain with the mother or should be moved to the radiant warmer for further evaluation REVIEW: Three questions you ask during rapid evaluation? - Answer-1. Term? 2. Good Muscle Tone? 3. Breathing/crying? If the answer is NO to any of these, baby should be brought to radiant warmer.Airway - Answer-Perform the initial steps to establish an open Airway and support spontaneous respiration Breathing - Answer-PPV is provided to assist Breathing for babies with apnea or bradycardia