The newborn has no respiratory affort and poor muscle tone….

The newborn has no respiratory affort and poor muscle tone. The newbrorn’s airway was cleared and stimulation attempted but assessment reveals no breathing, pulse rate is 50 bpm with an SaO2 55% after 30 seconds since delivery. What must be done now?Choose only ONE.

Your assessment reveals:- Patient was admitted due to progre…

Your assessment reveals:- Patient was admitted due to progressive SOB for the past two weeks and worsening of     coughing- Patient is now lethargic- Pulse 115 bpm, respirations 18 breaths/min, SpO2 82% on 10 lpm mask, Temp. 39.5°c- Weak wet non-productive cough- Patient’s chest rise is minimal- Breathsounds decreased bilaterally  with  wheezing and crackles RML and RLLWhat would you do at this time?Choose only ONE.

Six hours had past and you are called to the patient’s room…

Six hours had past and you are called to the patient’s room by the RN stating that the vent alarms are triggered. You observe that the low volume and low minute volume alarms are alarming. The vitals are still stable. What should you assess now?Choose as MANY as considered appropriate.