You are on scene with a third-trimester pregnant patient. Sh…
You are on scene with a third-trimester pregnant patient. She is currently seizing. The family states she has been seizing for approximately ten minutes and has no previous seizure history. You place her on high-flow oxygen by mask and establish a large bore IV. (policy 14210) What should your next intervention be?
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You are called to the home of a 62-year-old male. When you arrive, you discover an aphasic male. He is flushed, warm, and dry. Vital signs are BP 200/110, pulse 92, respirations 12. Lungs CBL. GCS is eye-opening – Alert, verbal response – is incomprehensible, and motor response – is weak on the left side. The monitor shows SR at 90. His wife states he just started talking weirdly. No significant medical history. (policy 14080) Which of the following are components of the Thrombolytic Assessment Criteria? Select all that apply
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