You have arrived on scene of a house party on a 13 year-old…

You have arrived on scene of a house party on a 13 year-old male that is unresponsive. Kids at the party state they do not know what happened to him and that they found him in a bedroom on the floor lying prone. The house is filled with kids and bottles of alcohol and beer. The patient presents unresponsive with cyanotic, cool, and clammy skin. His BP is 100/50, HR is 130 and regular at the radial, RR 4 breaths per minute and shallow, Pupils are 1 mm and non-reactive, SPO2 is 80%, ETCO2 is 60 mmHg, BGL is 130 mg/dL. He has vomit on his shirt and face that smells of alcoholic beverage. Patient weighs 50 kg. Select all treatments that are appropriate for this patient

You have arrived on scene of a child with altered mental sta…

You have arrived on scene of a child with altered mental status. Parents report that the patient has had a fever, cough, and runny nose with yellow/brown mucus production for the past 5 days. Today the parents state the patient is less responsive and hasn’t eaten all day. It is 15:00. The patient is a 2 year-old male that weighs 10 kg. He presents alert to loud voice with minimal eye opening but doesn’t track. He has pink, febrile, and clammy skin. His BP is 62/30, HR is 170 weak pulse at brachial, RR of 40 bpm with good chest rise/fall, SPO2 88%, BGL of 92 mg/dL. ECG below. ATach.jpg  Select all treatments that are indicated for this patient given his condition/presentation.