Pediatric Basic Life Support
Pediatric Basic Life Support ( 10 Questions)
Which of the following is a sign of effective ventilation in a newborn during neonatal resuscitation?
A. Decreased heart rate indicates ineffective ventilation and is a sign of inadequate oxygenation.
B. Cyanosis suggests inadequate oxygenation and is not a sign of effective ventilation.
C. Chest movement and a rising heart rate are signs of effective ventilation in a newborn during neonatal resuscitation.
D. Gasping respirations are not a reliable indicator of effective ventilation and may indicate cardiac arrest.
A. Decreased heart rate indicates ineffective ventilation and is a sign of inadequate oxygenation.
B. Cyanosis suggests inadequate oxygenation and is not a sign of effective ventilation.
C. Chest movement and a rising heart rate are signs of effective ventilation in a newborn during neonatal resuscitation.
D. Gasping respirations are not a reliable indicator of effective ventilation and may indicate cardiac arrest.