You are caring for a seven-year-old in ventricular fibrillation. The child weighs 19 kg. You have just delivered your first shock, and another paramedic reports that she has obtained IO access. You should direct the paramedic to administer what dose of epinephrine?

A patient sees Kent using his smartphone and asks if she can borrow it for a minute to make a call to her home to see if her daughter can pick her up after her appointment. Kent politely declines her request, which angers the patient

What was the issue, and what could Kent have done? A) The phone was restricted to Kent's use and needed to stay in his control, but he could have made an exception in this case. B) The phone was property of the facility, and Kent was correct to have done what he did and no more than that. C) The phone was restricted to Kent's use and needed to stay in his control, but if there was no policy against it he could have made the call himself. D) The phone was property of the facility, but Kent could have allowed the patient to use it if she stayed in his line of sight.

What is typically the last step in the decision-making process??

A) Solidify the actions. B) Evaluate and modify. C) Merge the philosophies. D) Implement the strategy.