64 year old male, home health called EMS for trouble breathi | Figure 1

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64 year old male, home health called EMS for trouble breathing. Patient had agonal respirations at 4-6/min on EMS arrival. This is the 12 lead obtained on scene. Patient arrested shortly before transport and was pronounced in the ER.

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