An 88-year-old female collapses in front of her family.  You…

An 88-year-old female collapses in front of her family.  You arrive five minutes after her collapse.  She is apneic and pulseless and the monitor displays pulseless electrical activity. After starting CPR, you should (Choose the two answers that are correct)

You are treating an 80-year-old female diabetic complaining…

You are treating an 80-year-old female diabetic complaining of chest pain and dyspnea.  She’s been moving furniture over the past couple of days and is under stress to move from her house. P 88, R 26, SpO2 88%, BP 128/80, CBG 100. You should administer (Choose the three answers that are correct)