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NRP LESSONS 1-9||2025-2026||QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS. A+ GRADE
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b. Administration of free-flow oxygen c. Flicking of soles of feet. d. Gentle rubbing the back.
hand. It is providing a reading as you administer supplemental oxygen. What level of oxygen saturation should you try to achieve? a. Adjust your oxygen to keep the saturation at the level at which the baby appears pink to the team. b. Adjust the oxygen level to achieve the target levels for oxygen saturation according to the baby’s age in minutes c. Adjust the oxygen level to ensure that the saturation level is always 90% or greater. d. Adjust the oxygen level to keep the saturation levels between 85% to 95%
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endotracheal tube placement and secure the tube. The heart rate continues to be 30 beats per minute. You provide 45 to 60 seconds of coordinated compressions and ventilations with no improvement in heart rate. You decide to administer epinephrine and a team member places an umbilical venous catheter. What does of 1:10,000 concentration epinephrine will best result in return of spontaneous circulation? a. 0.5ml epinephrine via endotracheal administration b. 0.1ml epinephrine via endotracheal administration c. 0.5ml epinephrine via intravenous administration d. 0.1ml epinephrine via intravenous administration
positive-pressure ventilation with chest movement, or 40 to 60 seconds of cardiac compressions coordinated with positive pressure ventilation in a 3:1 ratio. An umbilical venous catheter is placed. a. 10 to 11cm b. Just far enough to get blood return c. Two thirds of the shoulder-to-umbilical distance d. 1 to 2 cm into the insertion site of the umbilical vein.
d. The diagnosis of congenital heart disease in these babies can almost always be establish in delivery room.
Lesson 9: Ethics and Care at the End of Life