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A 28-year-old man who is known to use cocaine is found in a parking lot, throwing himself against cars. En route to the hospital, he has a generalized tonic-clonic seizure that lasts approximately 3 minutes.

His temperature is 38.8 °C (101.8 °F), pulse rate is 120/min, respiration rate is 18/min, and blood pressure is 170/98 mm Hg. He is agitated, diaphoretic, and voicing paranoid thoughts. Restraints are applied, and intravenous access is obtained.

Which one of the following should be administered to this patient at this time?

( A ) Acetaminophen
( B ) Haloperidol
( C ) Lorazepam
( D ) Phenytoin
( E ) Propranolol
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#2
c,
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#3
b should be right to calm the agitation
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#4
E: Propranolol decrease patient heart rate
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#5
pls post explanation buddy, it'll be lot more useful. at least a brieeef explanation to clear the answer
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#6
i`d go with c.. can u give beta blocker to an alpha+ebta agent like cocaine
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#7
With explanation, u can assess whether you r on the track or not !!!
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#8
B should be
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