The MOST important aspect of care when treating a suspected thoracic injury is:
A) chest decompression.
B) pain medications.
C) ventilation and oxygenation.
D) intravenous therapy.
Answer: C
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A neonate is being evaluated after being warmed, dried, and having his/her airways opened. The heart rate is determined to be 85 bpm. What action should be taken?
A) Initiate positive-pressure ventilation (PPV). B) Rewarm the neonate. C) No action should be taken.D) Evaluate the neonate's respiratory effort and color.
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