If you respond to a call for an infant who is experiencing respiratory distress, always: make sure the infant’s nasal passages are clear of mucus. provide bag-mask ventilations prior to any further assessment. have the calmer parent or caregiver hold the child. count respirations before performing life-saving measures.
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