The paramedics arrive in the ED with this report: Taylor is…

The paramedics arrive in the ED with this report: Taylor is a 28 month old who was found unconscious near an empty bottle of prescription pills. Vital Signs: HR 145 bpm, spontaneous RR 10 bpm, BP 95/60, the child is unresponsive and has R antecubital IV placement. The charge nurse has called poison control and reports that they recommend activated charcoal followed by gastric lavage. What should the RCP recommend prior to gastric lavage?

A 3 month old is having “trouble breathing” and has the foll…

A 3 month old is having “trouble breathing” and has the following primary assessment findings: A: Copious nasal secretions; B: RR 50 br/min, subcostal retractions, nasal flaring, expiratory wheezes throughout, SpO2 93% after 02 administration; C: HR 140/min, normal pulses, normal cap refill, BP 80/40; D: Lethargic; E; Afebrile, no rashes. What is the most appropriate statement?

Every time a mare is bred, a temporary endometritis results….

Every time a mare is bred, a temporary endometritis results. A) What does this statement mean? Provide more than just a definition of “temporary endometritis.” And why isn’t the embryo negatively impacted by this endometritis? B) What happens if this endometritis is not temporary at the 1) level of the ovary and in 2) the uterus? C) And briefly describe two ways a mare owner could help treat this problem.