Answer:Remove him from the environment, since the gases of huffing tend to remain in the area.
B.
Administer high-flow oxygen via nonrebreather mask at 15 lpm.
C.
Protect his airway, and begin assisting his ventilations with oxygen.
D.
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Seek permission from his parents to begin treatment.</h3>
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Depends on what you're looking at. Colors seem to have a role in how we feel, out heart rate. But being able to look at calming scenery, of bright greens and blues is calming because it's the colors of life, and our minds sees the colors and we instantly become more calm. Green is calming because it's color that is found quite frequently in nature, so essentially it's good.<span />
