Ready for another neonatal resuscitation challenge? In this second Megacode scenario, you’ll need to apply your NRP skills in a new emergency situation. Test your ability to recognize key signs, respond with appropriate interventions, and make time-critical decisions to support a newborn in distress.
🩺 Scenario Highlights (⚠️WARNING⚠️: might contain some answer clues/spoilers):
◾ A 39-week newborn is delivered flaccid and apneic with a heart rate of 56 bpm (normal ≥100 bpm).
◾Despite PPV at 40–60 breaths/min and MR. SOPA adjustments, HR remains low.
◾Chest compressions are performed at 90 per minute with a 3:1 compression-to-ventilation ratio for 60 seconds before reassessment.
◾When the heart rate remains 56 bpm, compressions and PPV continue until it rises to 80 bpm, at which point compressions stop and PPV is resumed at 40–60 breaths/min.
◾Once the heart rate exceeds 100 bpm, the team transitions to postresuscitation care.
This video is essential training for:
✅ Labor & Delivery Nurses
✅ Neonatal Nurses
✅ Respiratory Therapists
✅ Neonatologists & Pediatricians
✅ Paramedics & EMTs
✅ All healthcare providers involved in newborn and neonatal resuscitation
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Here is some more information about ACLS Certification Association:
ACLS Certification Association prioritizes making life-saving education and medical certifications available in an easy-to-use online format. Our curriculum and testing materials are designed and peer-reviewed by our Medical Review Board utilizing the latest guidelines from ILCOR, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the American Heart Association.
We understand that medical professionals are busy people. Therefore, flexibility is a key feature of our certification training. That allows you to study and test on your time. The unlimited practice tests help you know when you are prepared to take the final exam, and once you’ve completed your certification, you’ll have gained the knowledge and skills to provide life-saving care in an emergency.
We offer all the traditional medical education and training along with many more. Our advanced course selections include ACLS, BLS, PALS, NRP, and ACLS Experienced Provider. Other selections include Bloodborne Pathogens, 12-Lead ECG/EKG, Arrhythmia Interpretation, Monitor Tech, and CPR/AED/First Aid. If you are already certified and are looking to recertify online, we offer renewal training as well.
Studying for your medical certification doesn’t have to be boring. In fact, studies show that when learning is entertaining and fun, it makes it easier to comprehend and retain information. To that end, we offer hundreds of exciting free videos and whiteboards.
Many medical professions require a valid medical certification, and sometimes multiple certifications are a requirement of employment. These courses are essential because quick and decisive action during a medical emergency leads to improved patient outcomes. Swift action leads to a greater chance of the patient surviving.
Our courses are 100% online and available on any digital device, including phones, surface tablets, and computers.
We take pride in improving patient outcomes through better education. Sign up with ACLS Certification Association to certify or renew today.
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Chapters
00:10 Delivery
00:26 Initial Assessment
01:29 PPV and Monitoring
03:56 Chest Compressions
06:12 Epinephrine and Final Steps
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