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An adult A&O 4/4 presents with lightheadedness. Pt. has a pulse, SBP > 90 (MAP> 65). IMC is complete.  ecg 6.jpg After the previous drug administration, the pt. becomes unconscious and unresponsive. There is a weak carotid pulse; radial pulse is absent. Skin is cool, pale, and moist. ECG remains the same.  You should:

An adult was c/o weakness and dizziness before a syncopal episode. The pt is disoriented (GCS 9). VS: BP 78/44; pulse present, HR per ECG; R 18; SpO2 92%. Lungs are clear bilaterally; skin is pale and moist. rhythm 9.png Vascular access has not been obtained. Which of these is indicated first?

What condition is likely to occur from RV strain in a pt. with chronic respiratory condition, or pulmonary embolism?

EMS responds to an unresponsive patient with a pulse that experienced a cardiac event. Pt. has on a wearable cardiac defibrillator (WCD).  Pt is observed in the ECG below: ecg 3.png What is the significance of this rhythm if it persists?

Given the responses below, choose the correct drug:Answer options may be reused as needed

[BLANK-1] has no max dose when administered for patients with HF/pulmonary edema.

(03.01 MC)Which monocular cue is depicted in the image?

(02.06 MC)Study the image. Then answer the question that follows.What structure carries visual sensory information to the brain?

A pediatric pt. presents with signs of impending cardiac arrest. BP is profoundly hypotensive. Lung sounds are clear. ECG rhythm below. IMC with vascular access has been completed. NS IVP has been administered at a weight-appropriate volume X 2 with no change. rhythm 7.png What is indicated next?

An unconscious, pulseless patient is found with the following rhythm: ecg 8.jpg Identify the ECG: