[Answered]: For each patient, please answer the four…

For each patient, please answer the four questions below. These scenarios are kept purposefully vague to leave room for clinician interpretation. Is this patient stable or unstable? Why or why not? How would you treat this patient on scene? Include a full treatment plan including backups. What definitive care might they receive at the hospital? How likely is this to happen again? Why? Please address each point above with at least a couple sentences for each of the following patients and answer any questions about the appropriate care of the patient. . 1. 50 year old male. SVT at a rate of 180. Blood pressure is 100/50. Respiratory rate is 12. Complaining of palpitations in his chest and a feeling of unease that he can’t describe. 2. 70 year old female. Atrial Fibrillation at a rate of 110. Respiratory rate of 18. Complaining of generalized weakness since this morning. 3. 20 year old male. Sinus tachycardia at a rate of 120. Blood pressure is 100/50. Respiratory rate is 12. Complaining of a feeling that his heart is racing. 4. 55 year old male. Normal sinus at a rate of 80. Blood pressure is 80/40. Respiratory rate is 16. Complaining of dull chest pain and severe weakness. 5. 75 year old female. Atrial Fibrillation at a rate of 180. There was a problem at the pharmacy and she has been out of Lisinopril, Cardizem, and Warfarin for about two weeks. Blood pressure is 140/80. Respiratory rate is 16. Complaining of palpitations.