The transport nurse is accompanying her patient in transit by helicopter from one facility to another. Which of the following is an intervention the nurse would most likely be making at this time?
A) Contacting the RN on the receiving unit to note a change in the patient's vital signs
B) Administering antiemetic medication to the patient to prevent air sickness
C) Endotracheal intubation
D) Communication with the patient's family regarding details of the transport
A
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