A newborn presents with a heart rate of 58 and does not respond to 30 seconds of BVM ventilation with 100 percent O2. The next step would be to:
A) ventilate with 100 percent O2 for 30 seconds more and reassess.
B) continue ventilations, cannulate the umbilical vein, and administer epinephrine.
C) initiate chest compressions and reassess.
D) perform endotracheal intubation and administer epinephrine.
Question 2
The driver of a truck carrying a caustic substance in powder form has accidentally come into contact with the material. You are first on the scene, and a quick observation indicates that he has powder on his arms. Your immediate action would be to:
A) brush off the powder, then rinse the area with water.
B) place the patient in the ambulance, but avoid touching his arms.
C) instruct the patient to remain still and wait for the incident safety officer.
D) wrap the arms in dry, sterile dressings.
Mechanisms of gill ventilation.
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