After successful resuscitation, the heart rate of neonate being ventilated with 100% O2 drops to 50/min. What should you do now?   Group of answer choices Begin external chest compressions at 120 per minute. Assess the infant’s peripheral pulses. Continue to observe the infant for signs of shock. Begin external chest compressions at 50/min.

Please answer all three questions The patient has an order for a Transesophageal echocardiogram. What teaching would take place prior to the procedure? Answers: A. test is pain free B. test is non-invasive C. the test uses contrast and requires assessment for dye allergies D. the test requires the patient to lie flat for up to an hour E. coughing up a small amount of blood is expected F. conscious sedation will be used

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Baby Strickland is now 10 hr old and vital signs have been stable for a few hours. Current vital signs are temperature (36.8° C) 98.2° F, heart rate 144/min, respiratory rate 40/min. The newborn just consumed 30 mi of formula and the pre-feeding capillary blood glucose level was 55 mg/dL. The nurse is providing education for the parents about newborn care. Which of the following statements should the nurse include in teaching to the parent about the newborn? (Select all that apply.) Place the newborn away from air conditioner vents. Use skin-to-skin contact with the newborn. Keep the bulb syringe near the newborn. Inform the parent to feed the newborn every 2-3 hours.