[Answered]: You are resuscitating a neonate with cyanosis and…

You are resuscitating a neonate with cyanosis and grunting respirations. A mid-wife who assisted with the delivery of the baby advises you the child is bradycardia due to respiratory insufficiency. Vitals are pulse 108 and respiration 32, and the newborn is responsive to suctioning only. What is the MOST beneficial treatment for this patient if only basic, entry-level care has been initiated? Neonatal chest compression. Bag-valve-mask ventilations. Tracheal suctioning with meconium aspirator. Administration of epinephrine via umbilical vein catheter or IO.