Based on the patient’s findings and history, what conditions should the paramedic most strongly suspect as the cause of this emergency? (Select two correct answers)

Assessment of a patient reveals fever and general malaise for the last week. The patient reports dysuria and tenderness to the right flank. Vital signs are BP 84/46, P 126, R 22, and CBG 120. The paramedic should suspect: (Select two correct answers)

An ECG shows ST segment depression in Leads I and II. The paramedic should recognize:

The resistance of a patient’s lung tissue to ventilation is referred to as:

What are common reversible causes of cardiac arrest? (Select three correct answers)

A ventilatory pattern observed during diabetic ketoacidosis is:

A ventilatory pattern observed during diabetic ketoacidosis is:

A welfare check has been called in on a chronic alcoholic who attempted to stop drinking alcohol through the “cold turkey” method, by completely stopping drinking three days ago. When paramedics make contact, the patient is altered and begins to have a seizure while the crew is assessing them. This patient is mostly likely experiencing: 

What additional assessment should the paramedic prioritize? (Select two correct answers)

On assessment of the abdomen, a patient is noted to have ascites. Which of the following would best explain this finding? (Select two correct answers)