NEONATAL NURSE
PRACTITIONER (NNP)
LATEST ASSESSMENT
CORRECT
2023/2024
, 1. After the initial steps in resuscitation, a newborn is apneic with the heart less than 100 beats
per minute. What is the most important and effective action to take in resuscitation for this
baby? Ventilate the lungs
2. You have called to a newborn at birth which 3 questions should you ask first for the need of
resuscitation? Is the baby of term gestation? Breathing or crying? Good tone?
3. Your hospital is planning NRP training and is trying to decide who should be included. For
every delivery who should be available? Someone capable of initiating resuscitation should
be present at every delivery and available to care for baby
4. Full term newborn apneic after birth, fails to respond to tactile stimulation. Newborn in
secondary apnea usually respond with an increase with heart rate after which intervention
Effective positive pressure ventilation
5. A caregiver states that he can always predict which baby needs help at birth. You disagree
because you know that ___ percent of newborns require initial assessment to determine
whether resuscitation is required. 100%
PRACTITIONER (NNP)
LATEST ASSESSMENT
CORRECT
2023/2024
, 1. After the initial steps in resuscitation, a newborn is apneic with the heart less than 100 beats
per minute. What is the most important and effective action to take in resuscitation for this
baby? Ventilate the lungs
2. You have called to a newborn at birth which 3 questions should you ask first for the need of
resuscitation? Is the baby of term gestation? Breathing or crying? Good tone?
3. Your hospital is planning NRP training and is trying to decide who should be included. For
every delivery who should be available? Someone capable of initiating resuscitation should
be present at every delivery and available to care for baby
4. Full term newborn apneic after birth, fails to respond to tactile stimulation. Newborn in
secondary apnea usually respond with an increase with heart rate after which intervention
Effective positive pressure ventilation
5. A caregiver states that he can always predict which baby needs help at birth. You disagree
because you know that ___ percent of newborns require initial assessment to determine
whether resuscitation is required. 100%
