Which of the following are risk factors for Transient Tachypnea of the Newborn?

Eight hours after being born, a baby presents with cyanosis despite administration of adequate ventilation, tachpnea, and retractions.  Which of the following conditions should the therapist suspect is affecting this newborn?

A term infant is being invasively ventilated in the pressure targeted SIMV mode of ventilation; set rate is 16, PIP is 18, PEEP is 4, and FIO2 is less than 30%.  The physician would like to wean the infant from the ventilator.  The clinician has tried turning the patients set rate down to 10 breaths a min but the infant immedicately becomes tachypneic and desaturates to 85%. Which of the following should be done at this time?

A therapist has been asked to evaluate a child suspected of having foreign body aspiration. Which of the following clincal conditions would guide the therapist to the diagnosis?

Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia occurs due to which of the following?

A neonate is progressing satifactorily on HFOV with a mean airway pressure of 15 cm H2O and a HZ of 6. How many breaths a minute is the baby receiving?

The high frequency jet ventilation allows for passive exhalation. 

A 600 g neonate is being mechanically ventilated in pressure control ventilation with the following settings: PIP: 24 cm H2O, PEEP: 4 cm H20, FiO2: 45%, RR: 40. Which inspriatory time should the clinician recommend?

Which chemical is most associated with smooth muscle contractility?

The post saturation probe shoudl be placed on the right hand.