Pneumonics
Preparation
Ventilation
CPR and a few more ventilation questions
Drugs
100

NRP is short for this

Neonatal Resuscitation Program

100

How many newborns out of 1,000 will receive chest compressions or emergency medications? (range)

1-3 per 1,000

100

What is the term that has replaced Positive Pressure Ventilation? (PPV)

Ventilation

100

When HR is < __________  begin ventilations

100

100

What concentration of Epi do we use?

0.1 mg/mL

200

CPAP

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure

200

4 prebirth questions

Expected gestational age

Amniotic fluid clear

Additional risk factors

Umbilical cord management plan

200

What is the ventilation rate?

30 - 60 breaths per minute

200

Endotracheal tube depth is measured to the anterior edge of the _________.

anterior edge of the baby's upper (maxillary) gum in the midline.   Tip to gum instead of tip to lip.
200

How long after administration of Epi do we wait to recheck infant's heart rate?

1 minute

300

ABCD evaluation for rapid assessment

Airway

Breathing

Circulation 

Drug


300

3 questions following delivery for rapid assessment to determine if they can remain skin-to-skin with mom

Does the baby appear term

Does the baby have good muscle tone

Is the baby breathing or crying

300

Suggested Oxygen concentration used for:

1. >/= to 35 weeks

2. 32-34 weeks 

3. <32 weeks


1. 21%

2. 21% - 30%

3. > or = 30%


300

When do you start chest compressions?

HR <60 despite 30 seconds of effective ventilation

300

1. Dose of Epi in mL for IV or IO?

2. Dose of Epi for ET

1.  0.2 ml/kg

2. 1 ml/kg

400

DOPE

Displaced endotracheal tube

Obstructed endotracheal tube

Pneumothorax

Equipment failure

400

# of Kangaroo bags on the maternity center and where are they kept

Two. 

One is outside c/s suite, other is in OB med room and should be outside delivery room when pt is in labor.

400

True/False:

Ventilation corrective steps will be performed in the sequential corrective steps until you achieve chest movement with assisted breaths (MR SOPA)

False:

Based on your assessment of the infant and clinical situation, you may choose the steps that are most likely to be helpful and prioritize the order in which you perform them.


400

when you start chest compression, what do you do with the oxygen?

turn it up to 100% (blood flow to vital organs may be decreased and this may improve oxygen update and delivery)

400
Amount of flush used after IV/IO dose of Epi is given

3 ml (always, no matter the size of the infant)

500

MR SOPA 

Mask adjustment

Reposition the head and neck

Suction the mouth and nose

Open the mouth

Pressure increase

Alternative airway

500

If O2 or air tanks on the warmer are close to empty or empty, where are new tanks located?

If we change empty tanks, where do they go?

A full O2/oxygen tank is in the equipment nook in the nursery.

Take the empty tanks to the "dock" (across from ER) and get full O2/air tanks from locked storage room and return to equipment nook in nursery

500

What is the suggested initial PIP range based on gestational age?

1. > or = to 32 weeks          

2. <32 weeks

1. 25 - 30 cm H2O

2. 20 - 25 cm H20

500

After starting chest compressions, when do you recheck a heart rate?

60 seconds

500
Name of volume expanders used and dose?

Normal saline of type O RH negative blood (trauma blood).   10 ml/kg given over 5-10 minutes