[Solved]: You are dispatched emergency traffic to a “chest…

You are dispatched emergency traffic to a “chest pain.” You arrive on scene to find a 58-year-old female complaining of diffuse chest pain radiating to her neck. Assessment reveals patent airway, positive radial pulses at 90 bpm, lung sounds are clear at a rate of 20. She is cool and slightly diaphoretic. SPO2 shows 94% on room air. You hook her up to oxygen and get a 12-lead ECG which shows ST elevation in leads II, III, and AvF. Then you do a right-sided EKG and find elevation in V3R and V4R. What is the definitive treatment for increasing the preload for this condition? Dopamine 2-20mcg/kg/min Lasix 40mg Epinephrine Fluid bolus