A 59-year-old woman with chronic renal failure presents with an acute onset of dyspnea while undergoing a hemodialysis treatment. She is conscious but in obvious respiratory distress. Further assessment reveals perioral cyanosis and a blood pressure of 96/56 mm Hg. Based on this patient's medical history and clinical presentation, which of the following interventions is likely NOT indicated?
A) IV crystalloid fluid boluses
B) Left lateral recumbent position
C) Rapid transport to the hospital
D) Ventilation assistance as needed
Answer: A) IV crystalloid fluid boluses
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