An 11-year-old patient is brought to the clinic by his mother. She explains that her son becomes short of breath and emits a wheezing sound while playing soccer. The physician suspects asthma and recommends rescue medication PRN. Which of the following can be administered PRN for the purpose of bronchodilation?

Which of the following is NOT a roof type?

A. Flat B. Pitched C. Curved D. Angular

Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs) respond to a female patient who was found by her husband in their second-floor bedroom. When the responders arrived, she was lying on her bed, with a tourniquet on her arm. They also found a syringe, with unknown contents, lying on the floor next to the bed. Her husband denies that she abuses any drugs. The EMRs have removed the tourniquet and inserted a nasopharyngeal airway, and they are providing positive pressure ventilations at the rate of 10 breaths/min with a bag-valve-mask device and supplemental oxygen. You note the woman to be unresponsive, with a pulse rate of 52, and apneic. What would your initial proper care include?

A) Seek an order to administer naloxone B) Apply the AED C) Extricate the patient from the bedroom D) Immediately move the patient to a firm surface