A patient is exhibiting signs of carbamazepine (an anticonvulsant)toxicity.The patient is seizing, hypertensive, and has ileus.Which of the following interventions would be appropriate? Select all that apply.

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Airway protection is crucial during seizures to prevent aspiration. Diazepam can help control seizures. Fluids and vasopressors can manage hypertension and support circulation. Gastric lavage is not typically recommended due to risk of aspiration, and emetics are contraindicated in seizure patients.

A Patient Is Exhibiting Signs of Carbamazepine (An Anticonvulsant)toxicity