A 35 year old woman with good antenatal care presents at 32 weeks gestation with elevated blood pressure. It is determined that she has preeclampsia and the baby is born by caesarean section. The baby is handed to you floppy and blue without any respiratory effort. You place the baby on the warmer and gently suction the mouth, then dry and stimulate the baby. The baby's heart rate is approximately 100 bpm.
What is the next step in resuscitation?
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This question is based on 35 year old woman with good antenatal care, at 32 weeks is admitted for high blood pressure. The woman has preeclampsia and the baby is delivered by caesarean. The delivered baby is weak and needs resuscitation. The next steps in resuscitation such as ventilator support, positioning, repositioning, etc and other steps have been discussed in detail in the solution.
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