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Froggy Jumps Neonatal CPR 101Online version Things to remember when performing Neonatal CPR by ANGELLI KRIZKA BINGCANG 1 A term newborn is delivered through meconium-stained fluid. The baby is limp, apneic, and has a heart rate of 70 bpm. What is the most appropriate initial action? a Begin positive pressure ventilation b Immediate endotracheal suctioning c Start chest compressions 2 After 30 seconds of effective positive pressure ventilation, a newborn’s heart rate remains at 50 bpm. Oxygen saturation is rising appropriately. What should the resuscitation team do next? a Start chest compressions coordinated with ventilation b Increase oxygen concentration to 100% c Continue ventilation alone for another 60 seconds 3 During neonatal CPR, chest compressions are delivered correctly. Which finding best indicates effective compressions? a Rising heart rate above 60 bpm b Improved skin color alone c Palpable femoral pulses 4 newborn receiving coordinated chest compressions and ventilation shows no improvement in heart rate after 60 seconds. What intervention should be prioritized next? a Administration of epinephrine b Volume expansion c Sodium bicarbonate infusion 5 Which scenario best justifies the use of endotracheal intubation during neonatal resuscitation? a Need for prolonged positive pressure ventilation b Mild respiratory distress with spontaneous breathing c Heart rate above 100 bpm but central cyanosis 6 A preterm neonate develops bradycardia shortly after birth. The team notices poor chest rise during ventilation. What is the most likely cause? a Airway obstruction or poor mask seal b Inadequate oxygen concentration c Delayed cord clamping 7 While performing neonatal CPR, the team leader notices fatigue among compressors. What is the best practice to maintain effective resuscitation? a Switch compressors every 2 minutes b Continue until heart rate improves c Increase compression depth 8 A newborn’s heart rate increases from 40 bpm to 80 bpm during resuscitation. What is the most appropriate next step? a Stop chest compressions and continue ventilation b Continue chest compressions until HR >100 bpm c Discontinue all resuscitation efforts 9 Which assessment finding indicates that chest compressions can be discontinued during neonatal CPR? a Heart rate rises above 60 bpm b Spontaneous breathing begins c Oxygen saturation reaches 90% 10 A neonate requires epinephrine during CPR. Which route is preferred for rapid and effective delivery? a Intravenous via umbilical vein b Endotracheal tube c Intramuscular injection

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Neonatal CPR 101Online version

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A term newborn is delivered through meconium-stained fluid. The baby is limp, apneic, and has a heart rate of 70 bpm. What is the most appropriate initial action?

After 30 seconds of effective positive pressure ventilation, a newborn’s heart rate remains at 50 bpm. Oxygen saturation is rising appropriately. What should the resuscitation team do next?

During neonatal CPR, chest compressions are delivered correctly. Which finding best indicates effective compressions?

newborn receiving coordinated chest compressions and ventilation shows no improvement in heart rate after 60 seconds. What intervention should be prioritized next?

Which scenario best justifies the use of endotracheal intubation during neonatal resuscitation?

A preterm neonate develops bradycardia shortly after birth. The team notices poor chest rise during ventilation. What is the most likely cause?

While performing neonatal CPR, the team leader notices fatigue among compressors. What is the best practice to maintain effective resuscitation?

A newborn’s heart rate increases from 40 bpm to 80 bpm during resuscitation. What is the most appropriate next step?

Which assessment finding indicates that chest compressions can be discontinued during neonatal CPR?

A neonate requires epinephrine during CPR. Which route is preferred for rapid and effective delivery?