[Expert Solution]: A full-term infant is unresponsive, limp,…

A full-term infant is unresponsive, limp, and barely breathing. His condition is unimproved despite one minute of BVM ventilations and oxygen. Which of the following treatments would be the MOST appropriate if the rescuers suspect long-term maternal narcotic intoxication and observe symptomatic bradycardia? Question 12 options: 1) Administer sodium bicarbonate 4.2% 1 meq/kg IV bolus. 2) Perform additional ventilations and intubate the patient. 3) Pace the patient with external transcutaneous pacer pads. 4) Deliver 0.01mg/kg of naloxone until the breathing rate increases.