The RT is at the bedside delivering an albuterol treatment to an expectant mom.  All of a sudden she states that she feels wet, and it feels like there is something between her legs.  You summon your courage and look under her gown to see an umbilical cord.  What do you do?  Include what has happened, what you, the lone health care provider in the room, are going to do about it, and what the ultimate treatment is.

While reviewing the chart of a patient expected to deliver, the RT notes polyhydramnios is mentioned.  Which of the following is likely not the cause?

What does it indicate if an infant presents with a leukocytosis?

The RCP has been assigned the task of documenting the 1 minute Apgar.  The following information is available:Infant is pale, HR is 90bpm, respiratory effort is irregular, some muscle tone is present, some response to suction is noted.

A mom on antepartum who is struggling with preterm labor at 27 weeks gestation tells the RT, “they put me on some sort of medicine to relax my uterus.”  Which of the following drugs will do this?

A newborn has acrocyanosis and is grunting at 5 minutes of life.  What should the RT do next?

The delivery team is notified they will be attending the delivery of a meconium-stained infant.  As the infant is laid on the resuscitation bed, the team notes he has his knees drawn up to his chest, has acrocyanosis, and is screaming loudly.  The next step should be…

Which of the following events causes the cessation of the right to left shunt through the formaen ovale?

Which of the following locations has the highest PaO2 in the fetus?

Comparing the PaO2 of a fetus to the PaO2 of an adult, which of the following is true?