NRP 6 Questions With All Correct Answers
10 mL/kg correct answer -What is the recommended volume of fluids
given to expand blood volume in neonates?
5 - 10 Minutes correct answer -Over how long should fluids be
administered to expand blood volume in neonates?
Not Recommended correct answer -The routine use of volume expanders
in neonatal resuscitation is what in the absence of a history or indirect
evidence of acute blood loss?
1 correct answer -How many additional doses of fluid may be considered if
the neonate remains refractory to the first dose?
1/3 of the Anterior-Posterior Diameter of the Chest correct answer -How
deep should chest compressions be in a newborn?
1) Pacenta Previa
2) Blood Loss from the Umbilical Cord correct answer -What are 2 causes
of hypovolemic shock in newborns?
1) Pale
2) Delayed Capillary Refill
3) Weak Pulses correct answer -What are 3 signs of hypovolemic shock in
newborns?
1) Normal Saline
2) Ringer's Lactate correct answer -What are 2 recommended solutions
for volume expansion in neonates?
O Rh-Negative Packed Red Blood Cells (RBCs) correct answer -What may
be considered if severe fetal anemia is documented or expected?
1:10,000 correct answer -What concentration epinephrine should be used
for neonates?
10 mL/kg correct answer -What is the recommended volume of fluids
given to expand blood volume in neonates?
5 - 10 Minutes correct answer -Over how long should fluids be
administered to expand blood volume in neonates?
Not Recommended correct answer -The routine use of volume expanders
in neonatal resuscitation is what in the absence of a history or indirect
evidence of acute blood loss?
1 correct answer -How many additional doses of fluid may be considered if
the neonate remains refractory to the first dose?
1/3 of the Anterior-Posterior Diameter of the Chest correct answer -How
deep should chest compressions be in a newborn?
1) Pacenta Previa
2) Blood Loss from the Umbilical Cord correct answer -What are 2 causes
of hypovolemic shock in newborns?
1) Pale
2) Delayed Capillary Refill
3) Weak Pulses correct answer -What are 3 signs of hypovolemic shock in
newborns?
1) Normal Saline
2) Ringer's Lactate correct answer -What are 2 recommended solutions
for volume expansion in neonates?
O Rh-Negative Packed Red Blood Cells (RBCs) correct answer -What may
be considered if severe fetal anemia is documented or expected?
1:10,000 correct answer -What concentration epinephrine should be used
for neonates?
