When resuscitating a neonate with suspected diaphragmatic hernia, the most appropriate intervention is

a. a cuffed ET tube should be inserted to prevent air leak around the tube
b. bag and mask ventilation should be initiated immediately to maximize pulmonary function
c. insertion of an endotracheal tube should be done as quickly as possible.


Answer: c. insertion of an endotracheal tube should be done as quickly as possible.

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