An intoxicated teenage male with a diabetic history fell down five stairs and is now responding to a shoulder pinch with garbled speech. Manual stabilization of the cervical spine is being maintained. The primary assessment reveals an open airway, adequate breathing, and strong radial pulse. Vital signs are pulse 122, respirations 18, blood pressure 108/60, and SpO2 97%. His skin is warm and dry
Which action would be performed next?
A) Obtain another set of vital signs.
B) Administer oral glucose.
C) Start hyperventilation.
D) Perform a secondary exam.
D
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