[Solved]: im (preferred pronouns: he, him, his) arrived in…

im (preferred pronouns: he, him, his) arrived in the emergency room (ER) at 1700 with the following symptoms: Temporal artery temperature 410C (105.80F) HR 154 BP 80/46 Skin is hot and dry Disoriented, unable to tell you his name or what day it is He is looking at the wall and talking. He is rubbing his left calf muscle and grimacing. The healthcare team in the ER is working together to quickly assess and treat Tim. His coach brought him to the ER and tells the nurse that Tim has been at football practice all day and that the temperature outside is over 1000F. The coach also states that Tim started “acting goofy” a couple of hours ago while they were outside practicing. Based on these assessment cues, which of the following will occur? Select all that apply. Ensure that the temperature in the room is lowered. Prepare to transfer Tim to a medical-surgical unit for admission. The healthcare provider will likely diagnose Tim with heatstroke. The healthcare provider will likely order administration of intravenous (IV) fluids and medications. Assess Tim’s neurological status by asking him about his medical history. Continue to monitor and assess Tim frequently for improvements in his condition following interventions.