Match the breathing condition with the correct description:

Match the identifying odor to the possible cause 

A patient is being treated for supraventricular tachycardia and is ordered to receive adenosine. The initial dose is 6 mg. You have multiple vials of adenosine that are 3mg/2mL each.. What is the volume you would administer to this patient?

Which of the following situations can a patient legally sign an against medical advice form? 

Select the following indications for lidocaine administration: (Select three correct answers)

You respond to a pregnant patient who is experiencing eclampsia. Medical direction orders you to administer 1 g of magnesium sulfate. The vial of magnesium sulfate is 4g/10 mL. What volume of the medication will you administer?

A patient is transported to the hospital without consent and is restrained without proper justification. What act can EMS be held liable for? 

A patient has been involved in a major trauma with significant injuries and altered mental status. After your initial assessment what type of assessment should this patient receive next?

Which of the following are signs of inadequate breathing? (Select three correct answers)

Select the following medications that are classified as muscarinic anticholinergic: (Select two correct answers)