A procedure called episiotomy is done for which indication? I.      Macrosomic  fetusII.      Delivery of 32 week babyIII.      Prevention of maternal soft tissue damageIV.      Nuchal cord

Signs of a newborn with respiratory distress that indicate a potential need for continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) include which of the following.I.   Central cyanosis on 60% or more of FIO2II.  X-ray indicating hyaline membrane disease (HMD), or IRDSIII. Audible grunting on expirationIV. Severe inspiratory retractions of 29 week gestation newborn

A preterm newborn who weighs 900 grams is being mechanically ventilated on PCV. The following CBG was obtained on the following ventilator parameters. PCV                               pH = 7.34f = 45                             PaCO2 = 44 torrPIP = 26 cm H20            PaO2 = 34 torrFIO2 = 0.70                    HCO3 = 25 mEq/LPEEP = 3 cm H20          SaO2  = 73%Ex. VT = 5 mlTot f = 55The newborn has a HR of 140 bpm with 98% SpO2. What should be done now?

A baby girl has pulmonary artery stenosis. What pathophysiology may arise from this disorder?

A female is in the process of labor but progression is now complicated and has not progressed. The female has a  history of diabetes along with maternal diabetes.  What would you suspect and recommend at this time?I. Episiotomy may helpII. Head suction or forceps may be used III. MacrosomiaIV. Possible C-section in case of fetal distress

When a newborn with meconium stained amniotic fluid is to be delivered, where should suctioning occur first?

After delivering surfactant replacement therapy to a premature newborn, what parameter should be assessed for trends immediately?I.      Exhaled VTII.      Peak inspiratory pressureIII.      I:E ratioIV.      SpO2

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