(1 of 2)One (1) minute after delivery, an infant presents with a strong cry; RR 40 with adequate effort; HR 130; and mild acrocyanosis while the rest of the body is pink. Which action is indicated first?

What vascular access option is best in a conscious patient that requires hemodialysis?

(2 of 2)An adult went into cardiac arrest from anaphylaxis. The event was unwitnessed. ECG shows asystole.Vascular access has been obtained. What should be administered next per SOP? Select 2 options

Which stage of labor is characterized by the start of cervical dilation and ends with delivery?

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(1 of 4) {4EDD33CF-71E2-423B-B100-E1DFE224C23C}.png No care has been initiated yet. What immediate actions should be taken next? Pick 2

(4 of 5) {983FBEED-F830-494E-B217-E8920AE66A30}.png Given the pt’s age, what determination should EMS make based off the SBP?

(4 of 8) {3DE54E73-F29A-461A-8F21-D9F3E76A2932}.png Can the patient’s HR and BP reflect normal physiological changes that occur with elderly patients?

A patient with sepsis presents with skin signs shown in the image. What is this finding called? Picture4.jpg

An unconscious elderly adult presents with a high fever, tachycardia and tachypnea. Limbs are cold and petechiae are noted on the trunk and extremities. The pt’s gums are bleeding with no Hx of trauma. Blood continues to leak from around the IV site. Which of these is likely?