Puberty is a period of sexual development during which males and females become sexually mature and are able to reproduce. During puberty many body changes occur which includes breast development, widening of the hips, Ovulation starts to occur, the beginning of the menstrual cycle, body hair growth among others. Female babies have 200,000 to 400,000 immature eggs at birth. At puberty, one egg is released per month, About 375 eggs are released in women's reproductive years.
Given what we know, we can confirm that the most appropriate steps as you begin your resuscitation would be to intubate the newborn to allow the placement of an orogastric tube.
<h3>Why are these the correct steps?</h3>
The diagnosis of the newborn indicates that it will likely not have the ability to breathe on its own. Therefore, Endotracheal intubation is recommended in order to maintain an open airway. Once this is done, through this open airway we can place an orogastric tube which will allow for further treatment.
Therefore, we can confirm that the most appropriate steps as you begin your resuscitation would be to intubate the newborn to allow the placement of an orogastric tube.
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