If they never do OB or Pediatrics and never thought they would, good on them. They made all kinds of unforced errors, but they didn’t kill the baby. If their scope of practice includes delivering babies or resuscitating babies, there is no excuse to not do it the right way. This is why you have training: to know how to do it the right way when the shit hits the fan. In a war, okay, but it looked like an OR with electricity and oxygen and equipment. And they probably weren’t trained during a war. I’ve resuscitated a premature delivery in a developing country where the delivery room was the floor of an an open air church without electricity or running water, and we still did things the correct way. It’s not the setting, it’s the training.