- 1. Fewer than ______% of babies requiring resuscitation will need epinephrine to stimulate their hearts
- 1% 2% 3% 4%
- 2.If the baby appears to be in shock, there is evidence of blood loss, and resuscitation is not resulting in improvement, you should consider giving _______ mL/kg of _______ by what route?
- 15m/kg,volume expander,umb.vein
- 10ml/kg ,volume expander,umb .vein
- 20ml/kg, volume expander ,umb.vein
- 25ml/kg,volume expander,umb vein
- 3.About _________% of newborns will require some assistance to
begin regular breathing. - 10% 15 % 20% 25%
- If a baby does not begin breathing in response to stimulation, you
should assume she is in ___________ apnea and you should
provide _____________________. - secondary apnea, epinephrine
- secondary apnea, chest compression
- secodary apnea, positive pressure ventilation
- secondary apnea, free flow oxygen
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