scene.jpgThe patient presents unconscious, there is no appar…
scene.jpgThe patient presents unconscious, there is no apparent seizure activity, and RR are slow with gurgling / secretions in the airway. No cervical spine injury is suspected. After your previous actions, respirations are 10 per min. and shallow without audible noise, stridor, wheezing or effort; SpO2 70%; EtCO2 68; glucose 80. Gag reflex absent. IMC in progress. You should:
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scene.jpgThe patient presents unconscious, there is no apparent seizure activity, and RR are slow with gurgling / secretions in the airway. No cervical spine injury is suspected. What should be added to preoxygenate this patient to prepare for advanced airway placement?
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scene.png SOP’s indicate the need to administer a medication to this patient. The paramedic is handed a medication and begins to inspect the package / container for the drug name; concentration; integrity; expiration date; and sterility. What “right” of medication administration does this demonstrate?
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