NRP 8TH EDITION ADVANCED (1-11) PROVIDER
CURRICULUM EXAM QUIZ WITH ANSWERS
1.When meconium-stained fluids is the only risk factor, how many qualified people
should be present at the time of birth?: At least two
2.According to the neonatal resuscitation program quick equipment checklist, how
should the flow meter be set to prepare for ventilation?: 10 L/min
3.What are the potential benefits of delayed cord clamping for term and late preterm
babies?: Beneficial for neurodevelopmental outcomes and improved early
hematologic measurements.
4.What are the potential benefits of delayed cord clamping for preterm ba- bies?:
Decreasing the chance of needing medications to support blood
pressure after birth, possibly improved survival, and requiring fewer
blood transfusions during hospitalization.
, 5.When placing and orogastric tube, measure the insertion depth while PPV or CPAP is
in progress by measuring from the bridge of the nose to the earlobe and from the
earlobe to the?: Point between the xiphoid process and the umbilicus.
6.What are the indications for inserting a laryngeal mask?: You cannot ventilate.
Newborn has anomalies involving the mouth, lip, tongue, palate, or
neck. Newborn has small mandible. You cannot intubate. Newborn has a
large tongue.
7.When should you consider using a cardiac monitor?: When an alternative
airway is required, a cardiac monitor is recommended. PPV is required.
The baby is not vigorous. Pulse oximetry does not work. The heart rate
is difficult to auscultate.
8.What does PEEP help achieve?: Stable lung inflation. Removes fluid.
Prevents air spaces from collapsing during exhalation.
9.When resuscitation is anticipated, when should you apply pulse oximetry?-
: After completing the initial steps.
10.What type of syringe should you have at the radiant warmer in order to help clear
the airway?: Bulb syringe.
CURRICULUM EXAM QUIZ WITH ANSWERS
1.When meconium-stained fluids is the only risk factor, how many qualified people
should be present at the time of birth?: At least two
2.According to the neonatal resuscitation program quick equipment checklist, how
should the flow meter be set to prepare for ventilation?: 10 L/min
3.What are the potential benefits of delayed cord clamping for term and late preterm
babies?: Beneficial for neurodevelopmental outcomes and improved early
hematologic measurements.
4.What are the potential benefits of delayed cord clamping for preterm ba- bies?:
Decreasing the chance of needing medications to support blood
pressure after birth, possibly improved survival, and requiring fewer
blood transfusions during hospitalization.
, 5.When placing and orogastric tube, measure the insertion depth while PPV or CPAP is
in progress by measuring from the bridge of the nose to the earlobe and from the
earlobe to the?: Point between the xiphoid process and the umbilicus.
6.What are the indications for inserting a laryngeal mask?: You cannot ventilate.
Newborn has anomalies involving the mouth, lip, tongue, palate, or
neck. Newborn has small mandible. You cannot intubate. Newborn has a
large tongue.
7.When should you consider using a cardiac monitor?: When an alternative
airway is required, a cardiac monitor is recommended. PPV is required.
The baby is not vigorous. Pulse oximetry does not work. The heart rate
is difficult to auscultate.
8.What does PEEP help achieve?: Stable lung inflation. Removes fluid.
Prevents air spaces from collapsing during exhalation.
9.When resuscitation is anticipated, when should you apply pulse oximetry?-
: After completing the initial steps.
10.What type of syringe should you have at the radiant warmer in order to help clear
the airway?: Bulb syringe.
