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You are dispatched to a private residence for a 40 y.o. woman who is unresponsive to voice or pain. Her pupils are dilated and unresponsive to light. Her radial pulse is absent; her carotid pulse is present but weak. The trachea is midline, and there are no signs of trauma. Their skin is pale, cool, and dry with a cyanotic/gray color to her face. There are no signs of vomiting or diarrhea. History: The family states that the patient went to nap around 14:00 hrs. At about 15:30, the family checked on her and found her on the floor of the bedroom with an open bottle of “heart pills” beside her. The prescription is for Verapamil 10 mg/tablet. There are 10-12 pills on the floor. The prescription on the bottle was for 60 tablets. The bottle is empty. Pulse: 40 BPM carotid RR 4 and shallow BP: UTO SpO2: Error ECG: 3rd degree heart block Your treatment for this patient should include:
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Yоu аre dispаtched tо а private residence fоr a 40 y.o. woman who is unresponsive to voice or pain. Her pupils are dilated and unresponsive to light. Her radial pulse is absent; her carotid pulse is present but weak. The trachea is midline, and there are no signs of trauma. Their skin is pale, cool, and dry with a cyanotic/gray color to her face. There are no signs of vomiting or diarrhea. History: The family states that the patient went to nap around 14:00 hrs. At about 15:30, the family checked on her and found her on the floor of the bedroom with an open bottle of "heart pills" beside her. The prescription is for Verapamil 10 mg/tablet. There are 10-12 pills on the floor. The prescription on the bottle was for 60 tablets. The bottle is empty. Pulse: 40 BPM carotid RR 4 and shallow BP: UTO SpO2: Error ECG: 3rd degree heart block Your treatment for this patient should include:
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