Water distribution models can be categorized as either __________ or __________

You are attending to a patient who is experiencing delirium, psychomotor agitation, and physiological excitation. The patient's family reports that they have never seen the patient act in this manner. You suspect:

a. Excitable delirium b. Interpersonal causes c. Environmental causes d. Intrapsychic causes

Your patient is a 44-year-old woman, alert and oriented, in moderate distress and complaining of difficulty breathing. She gives a one-week history of fever and malaise, with shortness of breath developing three days ago. She also has left-sided chest pain with deep inspiration and a "phlegmy" cough. Physical examination reveals hot, pale, dry skin, and rhonchi and crackles throughout the left

lung. The right lung sounds are clear. HR = 134, BP = 88/64, RR = 24, SaO2 = 92%. She has a history of two previous myocardial infarctions and takes nitroglycerin as needed. Which of the following is the best course of prehospital management? A) Endotracheal intubation, ventilation with supplemental oxygen, IV of NS KVO, nebulized albuterol and Atrovent, and corticosteroids IV B) Albuterol via nebulizer with 100 percent oxygen and IV of NS KVO C) Oxygen via nonrebreather mask and IV of NS with fluid challenge D) Oxygen by nonrebreather mask; IV of NS KVO; and furosemide, 40 mg IV