The 72-year-old patient is brought via the ambulance to the emergency department after his wife observed him collapsing after dinner. At the scene, emergency medical service (EMS) personnel determined he was in asystole, and began cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). An advanced airway was placed and a peripheral intravenous catheter was inserted. The defibrillator was placed and read ventricular fibrillation; a shock was administered, chest compressions were restarted, and a 1 mg epinephrine dose was administered via peripheral IV. Upon arrival to the emergency department, the patient was found to be in pulseless electrical activity after 5 complete rounds of CPR (including epinephrine, defibrillation, and 30:2 chest compressions to ventilated breaths ratio). The nurse advocates for which intervention?

An individual experiencing anaphylaxis due to ingestion of peanuts has received epinephrine via autoinjector. Following the injection, the individual’s respirations have become less labored. In which position should the individual be placed while waiting for emergency medical personnel to arrive?

The patient with epilepsy is observed to be staring off into the distance and cannot be aroused from this state for roughly a minute. The nurse documents which type of seizure in the patient?