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emphasizes the impact of environmental factors, including
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experiences, on human development. It suggests that our
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suggests that our behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are
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2. What initial pressure shouldlanguage
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social skills, and
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other hand, the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact
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socialization, culture, education, and life experiences, on
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and abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with
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D) 30-35 cm H2O environmental factors. Nurture (Environmental
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development. 20-25 cm
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A) 60 compressions/minute
primarily shaped by our interactions with the environment.
For example, language acquisition, social skills, and
B) 90 compressions/minute
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C) 120 compressions/minute
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, Nurture (Environmental Influences): On the other hand,
D) 150 compressions/minute
the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact of
environmental factors, including upbringing, socialization,
Answer: C) 120 compressions/minute
culture, education, and life experiences, on human
development. It suggests that our behaviors, beliefs, and
Explanation: "External cardiac
abilities massageshaped
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with the of 120
environment. For example, language acquisition, social
compressions/minute with compressions and breaths given at a ratio of 3 : 1."
skills, and cultural beliefs are largely influenced by
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emphasizes
4. What concentration the impact
of oxygen of environmental
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experiences, on human development. It suggests that our
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should(Environmental
be administered through the
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5. How should epinephrine be administered
human development. in athat
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our behaviors, beliefs, unresponsive to
ventilation? and abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with
the environment. For example, language acquisition, social
skills, and cultural beliefs are largely influenced by
environmental factors. Nurture (Environmental
A) Intramuscularly Influences): On the other hand, the nurture perspective
emphasizes the impact of environmental factors, including
B) Subcutaneously upbringing, socialization, culture, education, and life
experiences, on human development. It suggests that our
C) Intravenously behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are primarily shaped by our
interactions with the environment. For example, language
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influenced by environmental factors. Nurture
(Environmental Influences): On the other hand, the
Answer: C) Intravenously
nurture perspective emphasizes the impact of environmental
factors, including
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(IV) epinephrine culture,mL/kg, should be given
: 10,000), 0.1-0.3
education, and life experiences, on human development. It
through an umbilicalsuggests
venousthatline."
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cultural beliefs are largely influenced by environmental
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other hand, the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact
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the environment. For example, language acquisition, social
skills, and cultural beliefs are largely influenced by

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the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact of
environmental factors, including upbringing, socialization,
A) Mask and bag ventilation
culture, education, and life experiences, on human
development. It suggests that our behaviors, beliefs, and
B) Endotracheal intubation
abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with the
environment. For example, language acquisition, social
C) Bilateral thoracentesis
skills, and cultural beliefs are largely influenced by
environmental factors. Nurture (Environmental
Influences): On the other hand, the nurture perspective
D) Administration of naloxone
emphasizes the impact of environmental factors, including
Answer: B) Endotrachealupbringing, socialization, culture, education, and life
intubation
experiences, on human development. It suggests that our
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of a diaphragmatic are primarily
hernia and a lowshaped
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our indicate that
interactions with the
immediate endotracheal intubation is required."environment. For example, language
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nurture perspective emphasizes the impact of environmental
7. If a neonate remains cyanotic despite artificial ventilation with a mask and bag, what
factors, including upbringing, socialization, culture,
should be the next step? and life experiences, on human development. It
education,
suggests that our behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are
primarily shaped by our interactions with the environment.
For example, language acquisition, social skills, and
A) Increase oxygen concentration
cultural beliefs are largely influenced by environmental
factors. Nurture (Environmental Influences): On the
B) Perform external cardiac massage
other hand, the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact
of environmental factors, including upbringing,
C) Insert an endotracheal tube
socialization, culture, education, and life experiences, on
human development. It suggests that our behaviors, beliefs,
D) Administer epinephrine
and abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with
the environment. For example, language acquisition, social
Answer: C) Insert anskills,
endotracheal
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beliefs are largely influenced by
environmental factors. Nurture (Environmental
Explanation: "If theInfluences):
infant doesOn nottherevive,
other hand, the nurture perspective
an endotracheal tube should be placed,
emphasizes the impact of environmental
attached to the anesthesia bag and manometer, and 100% oxygen factors, including
should be administered."
upbringing, socialization, culture, education, and life
experiences, on human development. It suggests that our
behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are primarily shaped by our
interactions
8. During resuscitation, howwith the environment.
should you respond For example, language amniotic fluid is
if meconium-stained
acquisition, social skills, and cultural beliefs are largely
present? influenced by environmental factors. Nurture
(Environmental Influences): On the other hand, the
nurture perspective emphasizes the impact of environmental
factors, including upbringing, socialization, culture,
A) Delay ventilation initially
education, and life experiences, on human development. It
suggests that our behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are
B) Administer naloxone immediately
primarily shaped by our interactions with the environment.
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C) Perform immediatecultural
cardiacbeliefs
massageare largely influenced by environmental
factors. Nurture (Environmental Influences): On the
D) Increase the rate ofother
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hand, the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact
of environmental factors, including upbringing,
socialization, culture, education, and life experiences, on
human development. It suggests that our behaviors, beliefs,
and abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with
the environment. For example, language acquisition, social
skills, and cultural beliefs are largely influenced by

, Nurture (Environmental Influences): On the other hand,
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the nurtureinitially
perspective emphasizes the impact of
environmental factors, including upbringing, socialization,
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culture, should
education, be briefly
and life delayed
experiences, if meconium-stained amniotic
on human
fluid is present to avoid dissemination of meconium into the lungs,and
development. It suggests that our behaviors, beliefs, producing severe
aspiration pneumonia."abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with the
environment. For example, language acquisition, social
skills, and cultural beliefs are largely influenced by
environmental factors. Nurture (Environmental
Influences): On the other hand, the nurture perspective
9. What should be done if a newborn's central nervous system depression is suspected to be
emphasizes the impact of environmental factors, including
due to a narcotic given tosocialization,
upbringing, the mother? culture, education, and life
experiences, on human development. It suggests that our
behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are primarily shaped by our
interactions with the environment. For example, language
A) Administer epinephrine
acquisition, social skills, and cultural beliefs are largely
influenced by environmental factors. Nurture
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(Environmental
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C) Administer naloxonefactors, including upbringing, socialization, culture,
education, and life experiences, on human development. It
D) Perform endotracheal intubation
suggests that our behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are
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Answer: C) Administer For example,
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cultural beliefs are largely influenced by environmental
factors.
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other hand, the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact
medication given to the mother, 0.1 mg/kg of naloxone (Narcan) can be given to the infant
of environmental factors, including upbringing,
intravenously or endotracheally."
socialization, culture, education, and life experiences, on
human development. It suggests that our behaviors, beliefs,
and abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with
the environment. For example, language acquisition, social
10. What is a recommended treatment
skills, and cultural for infants
beliefs of more
are largely than by
influenced 35 weeks' gestation suffering
from moderateenvironmental
to severe hypoxic-ischemic
factors. Nurtureinjury at birth?
(Environmental
Influences): On the other hand, the nurture perspective
emphasizes the impact of environmental factors, including
upbringing, socialization, culture, education, and life
A) Administration of naloxone
experiences, on human development. It suggests that our
behaviors, beliefs, and abilities are primarily shaped by our
B) Induced therapeuticinteractions
hypothermia with the environment. For example, language
acquisition, social skills, and cultural beliefs are largely
influenced by environmental factors. Nurture
C) Bilateral thoracentesis
(Environmental Influences): On the other hand, the
D) Transillumination nurture perspective emphasizes the impact of environmental
of the thorax
factors, including upbringing, socialization, culture,
Answer: B) Induced education,
therapeuticandhypothermia
life experiences, on human development. It
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primarily
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of more thanby our interactions
35 weeks' with the
gestation environment.
suffering moderate to severe
For example, language acquisition, social skills, and
hypoxic-ischemic injury at birth, induced therapeutic hypothermia (33.0-34.0°C) for 72
cultural beliefs are largely influenced by environmental
factors. Nurture (Environmental Influences): On the
other hand, the nurture perspective emphasizes the impact
of environmental factors, including upbringing,
socialization, culture, education, and life experiences, on
human development. It suggests that our behaviors, beliefs,
and abilities are primarily shaped by our interactions with
the environment. For example, language acquisition, social
skills, and cultural beliefs are largely influenced by

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