During resuscitation an infant is noted to have weak peripheral pulses, persistent tachycardia, and diminished muscle tone. The most appropriate intervention would be:
a. epinephrine 0.1-0.3 mL/kg
b. NS 10 mL/kg
c. sodium bicarb 2 mEq/kg
Answer: b. NS 10 mL/kg
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