Nrp 8th Edition Questions And Answers Complete Solution

When do you suspect a pneumothorax? {Ans: If a baby fails to improve despite resuscitative measures or suddenly develops severe respiratory distress Can be detected by decreased breath sounds and increased transillumination on the affected side}If the chest is moving... {Ans: Continue PPV while you monitor your ventilation technique. You will check again after 30 seconds of PPV}Do you insert an endotracheal tube prior to chest compressions? {Ans: Insertion of an endotracheal tube is strongly recommended before starting chest compressions. If intubation is not successful or feasible, and the baby weighs more than 2kg, a laryngeal mask may be used.}A- Alternative airway {Ans: Insert a laryngeal mask or endotracheal tube}When do you use pulse oximetry and the Target Oxygen Saturation Table to guide oxygen therapy? {Ans: 1. When resuscitation is anticipated 2. To confirm your perception of persistent central cyanosis 3. If you give supplemental oxygen 4. If PPV is required}After initial steps, what do you do if the baby is apneic/gasping? {Ans: If apneic/gasping= PPV Call for immediate additional help}