Identify the proper treatment for a patient with a suspected cocaine overdose who is exhibiting chest pain, nervousness, tachycardia, increased blood pressure, and dilated pupils Cardiac monitor, Adenosine, and oxygen therapy Fluid bolus, cardiac monitor, and oxygen therapy Cardiac monitor, oxygen therapy, and IV saline TKO Oxygen therapy, cardiac monitor, Narcan 2mg, and adenosine 12 mg

Identify the proper treatment for a patient with a suspected cocaine overdose who is exhibiting chest pain, nervousness, tachycardia, increased blood pressure, and dilated pupils Cardiac monitor, Adenosine, and oxygen therapy Fluid bolus, cardiac monitor, and oxygen therapy Cardiac monitor, oxygen therapy, and IV saline TKO Oxygen therapy, cardiac monitor, Narcan 2mg, and adenosine 12 mg

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