[Answered]: You are treating a patient who was in respiratory…

You are treating a patient who was in respiratory arrest. You have noticed that ventilations have become more difficult as the abdomen has distended. You are now no longer able to ventilate with a bag-valve-mask using an oral pharyngeal airway. Which of the following interventions will best correct this situation? Reassess and reposition the airway. Begin eardiopulmonary resuscitation. Roll the patient on his side and decompress the abdomen. Insert an advanced airway such as a larynpeal mask airway.