Healthcare Professionals’ Knowledge of Neonatal Resuscitation in Ethiopia: Analysis from 2016 National Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care Survey

Table 4

Questions about health professionals’ knowledge of neonatal resuscitation, 2016.

Questions
What do you do for newborn immediately following delivery?	Deliver the baby skin
	Dry the baby’s body
	Cover the baby with dry towel
	Assess the bobby’s breathing
	Clamp cord after 1 minutes
	Provide chlorhexidine gel for cord care
	Ensure baby is kept warm (skin)
	Initiate breastfeeding
	Apply tetracycline eye ointment once (with 60 minutes)
	Give vitamin K (after 60 minutes)
	Weigh the baby (after 90 minutes)
	Give BCG
	Give polio 0
	Cord should remain dry
	Apply chlorhexidine for cord care for 7 days
	Give sponge baths until cord falls off
How would you diagnosis birth asphyxia?	Depressed/no breathing
	Floppiness
	Heart rate below 100 beats per minute
	Cyanosis
What do you do after asphyxiated baby?	Call for help
	Explain to mother condition of baby
	Place the newborn face up
	Wrap or cover baby, except for face and upper portion of chest
	Position baby’s head so neck is slightly extended
	Clear secretions if seen
	Start ventilation
What are the signs of critical illness for a newborn baby that need referral?	Lethargic
	Comatose
	Seizure
	Unable to feed
	Weak or absent cry
	Excessive cry
	Cyanosis
	Bulging fontanel
	Persistent jaundice
	Respiratory distress