A neonate is born with meconium stained fluid, has good respiratory effort, good tone and a heart rate of 102 bpm. The most appropriate action is:
a. clear mouth and nose of secretions
b. suction mouth and trachea
c. intubate and suction trachea
Answer: a. clear mouth and nose of secretions
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a. Protein b. Calcium c. Leafy green vegetables d. Glucose