Chest compressions are indicated in the newborn if its heart rate remains less than ____ beats/min despite effective positive-pressure ventilations for ____ seconds.

A) 80, 30
B) 60, 30
C) 60, 60
D) 80, 60


Answer: B) 60, 30

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