Question 169 · LEK · Neonatal resuscitation
Which of the following is an indication for chest compressions during the resuscitation of a neonate when correct mechanical ventilation is performed?
- A. asystole or ventricular fibrillation only.
- B. asystole only.
- C. deceleration of the heart rate below 60/min.
- D. deceleration of the heart rate below 100/min.
- E. acceleration of the heart rate above 120/min.
Hint
Neonatal resuscitation focuses on ventilation first; compressions start only when the heart rate stays very low despite effective breaths.
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