You administer Morphine and complete and EKG on your patient that is having severe chest pain. What portion of APIE is this?

A 48 year old man has presented with a 2 hour history of crushing chest pain, his BP is 140/90, pulse is 88, respirations are 18, and oxygen saturation is 99 %. He is calm and in no distress. Which of the following orders by the physician would be expected first.Morphine 10mg IV, oxygen 2 lit/min, Aspirin 162mg, Nitroglycerine 1/150 SLAspirin 162mg, 12 lead EKG, IV access, Nitroglycerine 1/150 slHeparin, Tenecteplase (TNKase), oxygen, aspirin12 lead EKG, cardiac enzymes, morphine 4mg IV, heparin drip 800u/hr.

A client is experiencing an acute myocardial infarction (MI) and I.V. morphine is prescribed. Morphine is given because it:*1 pointa. Eliminates pain, reduces cardiac workload, and increases myocardial contractilityb. Lowers resistance, reduces cardiac workload, and decreases myocardial oxygen demandc. Raises the blood pressure, lowers myocardial oxygen demand, and eliminates paind. Increases venous return, lowers resistance, and reduces cardiac workload.

Which of the following EKG finding reflects an acute MI in a patient with new onset chest pain for whom a fibinolytic agent may be considered.:ST depressions in inferior leadsPositive troponin findingST elevation in Lead 1New left bundle branch block

A 60-year-old male client comes into the emergency department with complaints of crushing substernal chest pain that radiates to his shoulder and left arm. The admitting diagnosis is acute myocardial infarction (MI). Which of the following admission orders should the nurse prioritize?*1 pointA. Administer the morphineB. Obtain a 12-lead ECGC. Obtain the blood workD. Order the chest radiograph

The nurse is assessing a client at the emergency department. Based on the information collected, what is a possible differential? Click the exhibit button for additional information. Cassidy RhodyID: 112703 ExhibitClient ProfileAdmission NotesGastrointestinal AssessmentMedical History: Congestive heart failure for 2 years, Bell's Palsy diagnosed 7 days agoMedications: Furosemide (taken daily) for CHF and prednisone (tapering dose) for Bell's PalsyAllergies: Penicillin  CloseExhibitQuestion 33Select one:1.Hyponatremia2.Hypernatremia3.Hyperkalemia4.Hypercalcemia